“The Democrat is stuck on the ballot in Kansas. How much of the vote will he take?”
Aaron Blake writes for The Fix.
Monthly Archives: September 2014
“Will Texas Get Away With Discriminating Against Voters?”
Ari Berman writes for The Nation.
In #KSSEN, Daily Kos Suggests Democrats Replace Taylor with “Pat Roberts”
Cute.
#LASEN Court Rejects Challenge to Senator Landrieu’s Residency/Qualifications
So reports AP’s Ken Thomas on Twitter.
“Kansas’ Kobach won’t let Dem Senate candidate quit”
Steve Benen writes for Maddow Blog.
“One More Time: Ohio Likely to Appeal Order Expanding Early Voting”
“Erasing History One Forgotten Political Expenditure at a Time”
New Letter from Former ACLU Leaders Supports Campaign Spending Limits
From the letter:
We believe that the Supreme Court’s campaign finance decisions from Buckley to Citizens United to McCutcheon are based on three fallacies. First, the Court wrongly equates spending unlimited sums of money with pure speech. We agree… Continue reading
“Will early voting rules in Ohio produce the next Bush v. Gore?”
Jonathan Adler: “Each party seeks rules that make it more likely that its own voters are more likely to go to the polls, and (unlike in prior times) they now have the data to hone their approach. Particularly where, as… Continue reading
“Federal Judge Orders Ohio To Undo Cuts To Early Voting”
“Jurors sent resounding message but McDonnells have substantial grounds for appeal”
“Ohio Early Voting Case: A Potential Precedent-Setter”
Important Ned Foley reflections on today’s case.
Lessig Responds to Bauer on MayDay
Here.
“Early Voting in Ohio, Despite Republican Objections”
David Firestone writes for NYT’s Taking Note ed. blog.