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Don't miss this extensive report by Christopher Martin and Peter Dreier in Editor & Publisher....
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von Spakovsky: "The spurious claims made in the [Bauer] letter were pretty outrageous at the time, but what is even scarier is that we now have a White House counsel who has asserted that anyone who talks about voter fraud,...
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Watertown Daily Times: "[In his statement,] Mr. Hoffman makes clear he won't ask for a recount because he doesn't think it will change the outcome. ...He apologizes for an 'unfortunate and poorly worded fundraising e-mail' that implied that 'election commissioners...
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Democratic National Committee
"Making Sense of Facial and As-Applied Challenges Posted by Rick Hasen at November 25, 2009 08:10 AM
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The story is here. Blog readers will recall that putting the top two primary on next spring's CA ballot was the price to get Maldonado's vote for a package of budget reforms (a package that the voters later voted down,...
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Courtesy of the Georgia Supreme Court, a variation on the Legislation chestnut, "No vehicles in the park." I prefer the food stays in the kitchen....
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Chad Murphy and Antoine Yoshinaka have written this article for American Politics Research. Here is the abstract: Can those in charge of redistricting foster electoral competitiveness by targeting some congressional incumbents while protecting others from potent competition? We provide an...
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FEC Commissioner Ellen Weintraub and her Counsel/Executive Assistant Jason K. Levine have written this article for the St. John's Journal of Legal Commentary....
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Bill Eskridge and Connor Raso have posted this draft on SSRN. Here is the abstract: Legal scholars almost universally believe that federal judges defer to agency interpretations of statutes. The debate has therefore focused on when judges should defer and...
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"Loophole.com: How the FEC's Failure to Fully Regulate the Internet Undermines Campaign Finance Law"
Daniel W. Butrymowicz has written this student comment for the Columbia Law Review....
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Pam Karlan, Larry Lessig, and Penny White write about Caperton v. Massey. Students cover NAMUDNO and Bartlett v. Strickland....
