“Texas Redistricting Fight Shows Why Voting Rights Act Still Needed”
Ari Berman writes for The Nation.
Monthly Archives: June 2013
“Chris Christie’s Catch-22 — and why he made the right (political) decision”
“Judicial Picks Set the Stage for a Battle in the Senate”
“Conservative groups targeted by IRS testify that agency demanded they curtail activities”
“Did Reid Break His Word To McConnell About The Nuclear Option?”
“Almost Half of Americans Say Obama Untruthful About IRS”
Bauer Replies to Bright Lines Project
Here.
“Voter ID, shorter absentee balloting proposed”
The latest from Wisconsin.
“Chris Christie’s choice: duty or politics”
Ethan Leib and Michael Serota have written this LA Times oped.
“Disfavored Candidates and the Democracy Canon”
Derek Muller (Excess of Democracy Blog):
The Florida Law Review Forum kindly invited me to offer a response to Chad Flanders‘s recent article, “Election Law Behind a Veil of Ignorance” (PDF). Here’s my response (PDF),… Continue reading
Democrats Threaten Litigation Over Christie Scheduling of Election
This could be interesting.
“Political Party Donations Capped in San Diego”
San Diego Union Tribune:
The unfettered ability of political parties to give campaign cash directly to city candidates will soon be reined in as San Diego leaders voted Tuesday to impose a cap on such contributions.
The limits on… Continue reading
“Rokita Helps Pass Bill to End Wasteful Election Assistance Commission”
Press release:
Rokita Helps Pass Bill to End Wasteful Election Assistance Commission
Committee Also Holds Hearing on Rokita-sponsored Bill to Ensure Accuracy of Voter Lists
(Washington, D.C.) – U.S. Rep. Todd Rokita, a member of the House Committee on Administration… Continue reading