“Trump exit? Yes, possible if following his narrative: not ‘dropping out’ but ‘walking away from a rigged-election'”
LAT letters to the editor responding to my LAT oped, What If Trump Drops Out?
Monthly Archives: August 2016
“Trump embraces fundraising, not transparency”
The great Shane Goldmacher for Politico:
As Donald Trump hustles to close the cash gap with Hillary Clinton, he is embarking on his most aggressive fundraising push yet — but his team is refusing to name the bundlers across the… Continue reading
“Attorney Wants Supreme Court To Reconsider The Case of the Phantom Write Ins”
WFSU: “A Jacksonville civil rights attorney is asking the Florida Supreme Court to take another look at the way campaigns recruit phony write-in candidates to close primaries – and disenfranchise thousands of voters.”
“Could Florida, Of All Places, Be A Leader In Campaign Finance Reform?”
“Fed Court Rules Wake County Must Use 2011 Voting Maps in November Elections”
ABC 11 reports, and posts the judge’s opinion.
Jeffrey Lord Recycles Voter Fraud Bile
and I respond here on Twitter.
This guy is paid by CNN. Wow.
New Wake Co. NC Election Bd Member Tries to Eliminate Sunday Voting, University Polling Place
Unreal. Hitting the ground running by making it harder to vote:
The move followed an attempt by the board’s newest member, Eddie Woodhouse, to reverse decisions the board made in June to hold early voting on Sundays and open an… Continue reading
“Voting Fight Shifts to Local Level In North Carolina”
Zach Roth reports for NBC News.
Americans Elect Sorta Rises from the Dead
“McAuliffe taking a slower approach to rights restoration in Virginia”
WaPo:
Armed with an autopen, Gov. Terry McAuliffe said two weeks ago that he had all he needed to swiftly but individually restore voting rights to more than 200,000 felons.
But McAuliffe (D) has since decided that he needs… Continue reading
“Robbin Stewart: Letter on voter ID statute factually wrong”
Oped:
A recent letter in this paper by Indiana congressman Todd Rokita contains a few factual errors and speculative claims that I take issue with, as one of the former Indiana voters who has had his vote stolen by Rokita’s… Continue reading
“Think Tank Scholar or Corporate Consultant? It Depends on the Day”
The latest in the must-read NYT series.
“On Voting, Courts Stepping Up to Responsibilities”
Final Version of My “Reining in the Purcell Principle” Article Now Available
Just in time for the 7th Circuit to consider softening Wisconsin’s voter id law and the Supreme Court to consider North Carolina’s law, here’s the final version of my paper, Richard L. Hasen, Reining in the Purcell Principle, 43 FSU … Continue reading