Ky. Bill to Help Rand Paul Run for President and Senate Simultaneously
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Monthly Archives: March 2014
No McCutcheon Opinion Today
Next chance is March 25.
Philly Inquirer Goes Deep into Senate Opposition Fight Against Debo Adegbile
“What does John Locke Say?”
Sunday night fun.
“Protecting Voting Rights in Alabama”
NAACP LDF:
As part of our efforts to protect the right to vote across the country, LDF’s Political Participation Group wrote a letter to the Alabama Secretary of State, Jim Bennett, urging him to allow thousands of people to… Continue reading
“Why Ohio’s GOP is strangling voters’ access to the polls”
Marilou Johanek column in the Toledo Blade.
“In Prop. 8 ruling’s wake, initiative sponsors take protective steps”
Important LA Times report.
I recently was on a Federalist Society panel discussing these issues.
“Libertarians denied spots on Ohio governor’s, attorney general’s ballot”
Cincinnati Enquirer: “But even with the Democratic involvement, Smith decided the people who gathered signatures for the candidates could be viewed as Libertarians, as required by law. He instead focused on two petition circulators’ failure to indicate who was… Continue reading
“Republicans question Iowa’s key role in presidential balloting”
LAT.
“The Technology of Voting”
“Author of elections report cited by Poilievre contradicts minister on voter fraud”
CBC News:
The author of a report cited repeatedly to justify cracking down on potential voter fraud says the Harper government is misrepresenting his report and ignoring his recommendations.
Indeed, Harry Neufeld says there’s not a shred of evidence… Continue reading
New Casebook: The Law of Direct Democracy
Henry Noyes has written a new casebook for Carolina Academic Press.
I’ve seen the table of contents and it looks like great coverage.