Election Law Journal 9:1 Now Available; Preview of ELJ 9:2

You can now find the table of contents from ELJ 9:1 here and reprinted below. Look for ELJ 9:2 in April, featuring Jennifer Hochschild on the nature of the franchise, Thomas Stratmann on campaign contribution limits and competitiveness of elections, Jacob Marisam on emergency voting rules during the 1918 influenza epidemic, and book reviews by Bruce Cain, Guy-Uriel Charles, and David Kimball.

Here is the ELJ 9:1 table of contents:

EDITORIAL

The Party Line

Daniel H. Lowenstein and Richard L. Hasen

ORIGINAL ARTICLES

Long Lines at Polling Stations? Observations from an Election Day Field Study

Douglas M. Spencer and Zachary S. Markovits

Long Lines at the Courthouse: Pre-Election Litigation of Election Day Burdens

Justin Levitt

Economic Crisis, Iraq, and Race: A Study of the 2008 Presidential Election

Seth J. Hill, Michael C. Herron, and Jeffrey B. Lewis

BOOK REVIEWS

A Party-Centered System of Campaign Finance Reform

Raymond J. La Raja reviewing Peter J. Wallison and Joel M. Gora, Better Parties, Better Government:
A Realistic Program for Campaign Finance Reform

Is This Any Way to Run an Election? Third Parties, Independent Candidates, and the American Electoral Labyrinth

Mark Rush reviewing Theresa Amato, The Myth of Voter Choice in a Two-Party Tyranny

RECENT CASES AND MATERIALS

Summary

EMILY's List v. Federal Election Commission, 581 F.3d 1 (D.C. Cir. 2009)

Posted by Rick Hasen at March 3, 2010 09:27 AM