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July 19, 2010

23:44
The Center for Governmental Studies has issued this report, which analyzes the impact of Los Angeles' twenty-year old campaign finance reforms on the 2009 city elections. The LA Times focuses upon the report's noting of the rise of candidate controlled...
23:36
How this bill became a law is as interesting as the law itself....
23:33
Fred Wertheimer's latest. More support from Trevor Potter and Scott Thomas. Meanwhile, reformers target Sens. Snowe and Collins....
12:25
12:20
Ken Rudin explains. David Dayen thinks the election will wait until 2012....
12:16
Robyn Blumner's column discusses the Scott trigger provision case....
12:12
This Politico report also gets Sen. McCain's views on DISCLOSE....
12:04
The Boston Globe offers this editorial....
12:01
The Boston Globe offers this report....
11:45
Jay Weiner has written this post for MinnPost.com. During the Franken-Coleman controversy, Weiner was one of the more interesting and comprehensive journalistic voices covering the recount and court action. I just received in the mail an advanced copy of Jay's...

July 7, 2010

18:44
West Virginia Public Broadcasting reports....
16:48
Joshua Spivak offers this perspective at AOL News....
16:00
Project Vote has issued this press release....
15:20
That's John Fund's incendiary charge based upon the allegation that DOJ official Julie Fernandes stressed using DOJ resources to further minority access rather than pursue NVRA suits against states for not purging their voter rolls. Even if true, this seems...
12:43
This oped by John Tanner in the Austin-American Statesman is well worth reading....