“Two Billionaires Contribute Yet Another $1,280,000 to ‘Yes’ Campaign for Top-Two in Oregon”
Wow.
Monthly Archives: October 2014
“Document: Statewide network of Republican lawyers ready to intervene on Election Day”
Topeka Capital-Journal:
The Kansas Republican Party plans to have a statewide network of GOP lawyers ready to intervene on Election Day, and it will analyze close races for potential legal action — as its director warns of “dubious tactics”… Continue reading
“Missouri A.G. Chris Koster rebuts report that campaign money steered office away from investigations”
KC Star:
Missouri Attorney General Chris Koster vehemently denied allegations published Wednesday in The New York Times that his office gave preferential treatment to companies it was investigating in exchange for campaign contributions.
Koster, a Democrat who is his party’s… Continue reading
“With New Campaign Finance Rules, You Can’t Really Follow The Money”
Nick Confessore on NPR’s Fresh Air.
“Campaign Spending On State Judicial Elections”
“Fact Checker: Could noncitizen voters swing Senate?”
“Uncounted Votes The Racially Discriminatory Effects of Provisional Ballots”
New report from the Center for American Progress. From the emailed press release:
RELEASE: The Racially Discriminatory Effects of Provisional Ballots
Washington, D.C. — One week ahead of the 2014 midterm elections, much has been made of the new, more… Continue reading
“This is what it’s like to try to get a Voter ID when you’re disabled, poor or don’t drive”
“Ann Ravel’s Shakespearian Tragedy”
“‘Wall Street Journal’ Editorial Misses the Point on Coordination”
“As Texas votes early, voter ID sparks frustration and motivation”
“Could Tom Steyer’s Environmental Ad Campaign Swing the Senate?”
Elizabeth Kolbert New Yorker comment.
Republicans Claim Voter Suppression, Descry Dark Money in WA Top-Two Race
Gotta love the role reversal.