“Oregon Secretary of State Apparently Demands that Postal Service Stop Delivering Ballots with Insufficient Postage”
This requires some follow-up.
Monthly Archives: November 2012
Florida as the Next Florida
The polls seem to show President Obama with a small but persistent lead in Ohio, lowering the chances that we’ll be waiting a couple of weeks for the result of the election thanks to the state’s scheduled delay in counting… Continue reading
“Berman-Sherman battle enters final weekend”
The LA Times reports on the campaign of sound and fury, signifying nothing.
This is my district and I’ve watched this race closely. With nothing really of policy substance separating these two liberal Democratic candidates, it has been an embarrassingly… Continue reading
“Dirty tricks sully US presidential election”
“Super PACs Provide Last-Minute Rush of Campaign Spending”
“Journalists Open Wallets for Obama and Romney”
“Five Myths About the Electoral College”
George C. Edwards III in WaPo.
“Fairfax judge declines to issue injunction on poll observers”
WaPo: “In the end, even the Fairfax County judge deciding a last-minute lawsuit over the rights of poll watchers on Election Day wasn’t sure what the parties were fighting over. So Judge Dennis J. Smith declined late Friday night… Continue reading
Adam Liptak on the Electoral Battleground and Electoral College
Here, in NYT Sunday Review.
“Election Results Could Come Late Due to Va. Voter ID Law”
“Virginia voter fraud case expands to focus on GOP firm”
“Disruption From Hurricane Sandy May Be Felt at the Polls”
“Secretive conservative group’s records released”
AP: “Montana campaign finance regulators on Friday released past bank records of a secretive conservative group that is behind many candidate attack ads and challenges to the state’s election laws that reveal big-money ties to other conservative groups. Judge … Continue reading