“Shut Up and Vote: Ohio is not a backward, vote-suppressing, Third World banana republic. And you never need to wait in line.”
Rachael Larimore has written this piece for Slate.
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Legal Uncertainty Remains Over NJ Emergency Voting Rules
“Lawyers poised amid fears of poll dispute”
The Financial Times reports.
Election Day Calendar
Steve Huefner writes: “Election Law @ Moritz has developed this day-by-day calendar to show when various post-election steps — processing of ballots, canvassing, recounts, and contests — will occur in the Presidential election swing states. A more extensive spreadsheet, broken… Continue reading
“Provisional ballots could be key if Ohio margin razor thin”
Oral Argument in Ohio Provisional Ballot Case Set for Nov. 7, After the Election
This will be a hearing with a tremendous amount of relevance, or very little to those outside the election law world.
“Local election officials let partisan color$ $how”
Sunlight: “At least 26 officials who will be supervising tomorrow’s election in three battleground states have made political donations in the last four years, the Sunlight Foundation has found.”
“Voting-related giveaways clash with federal law”
You Can Now RSVP for the Great GW Law Election Law Event
or at least I hope that the Nov. 16 event will be post-election!
Here is the link and here is my earlier post with the details.
Miami Dade Again Shuts Down in Person Absentee Balloting.-UPDATED–OR NOT
Even though Ohio is giving it a run for its money, Florida is doing whatever it can to be the next Florida.
My prediction is that FL beats OH in the Election Incompetency Bowl, broadcast live tomorrow (all stations).
A… Continue reading
“This Morning’s Ohio Provisional Ballot Counting Motions”
The latest from Ohio.
A Few Media Interviews
You can listen to me on the Diane Rehm Show (with Norm Ornstein and Michael McDonald) and on Ian Masters. A little later I’ll be on Bloomberg TV, with Sirius XM, and a few more things coming up.
Unfortunately, there’s… Continue reading
“Polls Put Race Within ‘The Margin Of Litigation'”
NPR’s “Tell Me More.“