Romney Wants Fewer Caucuses
Boston Globe (via Political Wire).
Monthly Archives: November 2013
Controversy in Minnesota Over Online Voter Registration
“The McCutcheon Case: Hard money, soft money and now something in between?”
PUSH Voting Rights Panel
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VOTING RIGHTS AMENDMENT PANEL: “In A Democracy Voting Is Fundamental”
The fundamental individual “right to vote” is not in the United States… Continue reading
Ohio Christian Alliance Report on Voting Issues in Ohio
Press release:
One year ago today, the Ohio Christian Alliance, along with a network of citizen volunteers, began an investigative research of more than 40 boards of elections, a combination of urban, rural and suburban counties, requesting poll worker… Continue reading
“Tweets Alert Virginia Vote-Counters to Mistakes in Race”
“Petition for Disclosure on Political Spending Gains Support”
White Candidate Pretending to be Black Gets “The Onion” Treatment
The Latest on #VAAG
Looks like Mark Herring, the Democrat will be declared the winner by 163 votes, and Mark Obenshain, the Republican will seek a recount (he’d be crazy not too, given the extremely close margin and questions about the process). Obenshain’s statement… Continue reading
“Using Hurricane Sandy as a Lesson for Future Elections”
Very important NYT story on disaster continency planning for elections.
My post-Sandy piece: How Many More Near-Election Disasters Before Congress Wakes Up?, The Daily Beast, Oct. 30, 2012
“A Week After Polls Closed, Va. AG Race Still Too Close To Call”
Brian Naylor reports for NPR, with a focus on the role of social media crowd sourcing the vote count. (I am quoted in this piece on “the drama and the data” as making this race special.)
Michael McDonald: “Calling… Continue reading
“The High Stakes Virginia Election Recount”
Michael Tomasky writes on #VAAG for The Daily Beast.
“(Bad) Writing on the Wall? Could Decline of Penmanship Mean Changes for Elections?”
A Chapinblog.
I could easily see myself disenfranchised on penmanship grounds.