| Subject: some news |
| From: Rick Hasen |
| Date: 12/28/2003, 7:03 AM |
| To: election-law |
While I was gone, the 11th circuit upheld disclosure requirements for section 527 political organizations and the three-judge court hearing the Texas redistricting lawsuit made some important rulings. Ed Still has the details here and here respectively.
Blogging will remain light for the next two weeks.
Edward Lazarus writes this oped
on Findlaw. The article makes a typical John Hart Ely process-based
argument for intervention in partisan gerrymandering.
Lawrence Noble and Steven Weiss of the Center for Responsive
Politics write Want
to Know How a Congressman Will Vote? Follow the Money in the Chicago
Sun-Times.
The New York Times offers this
article about Senator McConnell and McConnell v. FEC.
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