“Voters vote on the future of voting”
That’s the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
“Journal Times editorial: Judge-shopping must be stopped”
Editorial:
A Milwaukee Journal Sentinel report last week disclosed what appeared to be a blatant case of “judge-shopping.”
When the conservative group Citizens for Responsible Government Advocates filed a lawsuit earlier this month, they filled out paperwork in a… Continue reading
“O’Keefe uncovers hypothetical support for hypothetical voter fraud”
“Justice Ginsburg Issues Timely Correction in Texas Voter ID Dissent”
“There are 850 164-year-old voters in New York City — and other quirks of the voter registration process”
WaPo reports.
Hanlon’s razor, my friends.
“How Mitch McConnell Is Bending Every Last Campaign Finance Rule”
Lee Fang writes for The Nation.
“Thinking About the Paths for Campaign Finance Regulation”
“Republicans’ Deeply Cynical Move: Dismiss Voting While Making It Harder”
“Ernst campaign requests recount procedures of several counties”
Iowa Senate race could see overtime.
Tables Turned Dep’t: NC Warns That NAACP’s Actions May Disenfranchise Voters
“Shame on Texas and the U.S. Supreme Court”
Meanwhile, Under Wisconsin’s Voter ID Law, Veterans Cards are Not Okay
With the Justice Ginsburg correction in the Texas voter id case today, a number of readers have pointed me to Wisconsin’s voter id law, which apparently rejects a veterans card as proof of valid identification. (The Supreme Court has put… Continue reading