“Limbaugh Suggests Voter Fraud May Be Only Reason Dems Stay in Power”
We are in full charlatan mode now.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
“‘Citizens United,’ Kentucky, and the Future of American Elections”
Larry Norden and Avram Billig write.
“Justice Ginsburg Revises Texas Voter ID Dissent, Then Announces It”
Nina Totenberg reports for NPR.
“N.C. Supreme Court OKs App State voting site”
WRAL:
The North Carolina Supreme Court said Wednesday afternoon the courts should take up the issue of early voting on the campus of Appalachian State, literally moments after the State Board of Elections had voted to restore the on-campus… Continue reading
“Supreme Court Edits a Dissent, and Admits It”
Adam Liptak writes for NYT’s First Draft.
“N.C. Supreme Court blocks App State voting site”
I have removed this post because it linked to a story which turned out to be incorrect. For an update, see here.
“Carl P. Leubsdorf: Supreme Court’s next move will reveal its true intent toward voting rights”
“Judge Extends Block on Wisconsin Campaign Law”
Help me Randa, help help me Randa.
“Want Your Absentee Vote To Count? Don’t Make These Mistakes”
Pam Fessler reports for NPR.
“High Court Fixes Mistake in Ginsburg Voter ID Dissent”
Tony Mauro reports for BLT.
“L.A. County OKs contract to design new touch-screen voting system”
“District Court Rejects Challenge to Colorado Disclosure Provisions for Electioneering Communications”
“‘Calibration error’ changes GOP votes to Dem in Illinois county”
We see these stories every election where people vote on touch screens. Sometimes the votes go the other way—but always the tin-foiled hat people yell conspiracy.
Credit Where Credit is Due: @VoteRiders
I appreciate Ron Collins’ post noting that Justice Ginsburg corrected her dissent in the Texas voter ID case after I flagged a possible error.
I should note that the discrepancy was first called to my attention by the good folks… Continue reading