“The Power of the .0000055% Swing Voter”
WSJ Law Blog on the electoral college.
Monthly Archives: November 2012
“New York Voters Compare New System to ‘Third-World Country’”
Roll Call:
Even as some New York City residents waited in lines to take buses to the polls, Mayor Michael Bloomberg said today there’s a bigger problem: the state’s new voting machines.
“The system that we now have in place,… Continue reading
“New Jersey Extends Email Voting to Friday”
Politico reports. Imagine if this were Ohio. We need a national election day disaster plan.
“Judge in Texas Extends Polling Time”
“Registered Philly voters required to cast provisional ballots in large numbers”
Philly City Paper: “The names of registered Philadelphia voters are not showing up on voter rolls and poll workers are instructing them to vote using provisional ballots, according to voters and poll workers in West and North Philadelphia. Provisional… Continue reading
“New Jersey’s Vote-by-Email Meltdown”
“Super PACs spend big for Romney in final weeks of campaign”
“Foreign election officials amazed by trust-based U.S. voting system”
“Election Day Dispatches Entry 5: Black Panthers, Navy Seals, and mysterious voting machines.”
I’ve written this “Election Day Dispatch” for Slate.
“Ohio’s Crucial Election Law Fights”
Dan Tokaji writes for The New Republic.
“Should We Be Concerned That This Voting Machine Selects “Romney” When You Press “Obama?””
“Philly DA probes reported voting inspector issues”
AP reports. See also this story on the Obama mural.
The latter is small potatoes. But the former requires a full investigation.