Subject: news of the day 7/17/04
From: Rick Hasen
Date: 7/17/2004, 11:06 AM
To: election-law

"Riverside County Sued Over E-Voting"

The Los Angeles Times offers this report, which begins: "
A Riverside County Board of Supervisors candidate who narrowly lost in the March election sued the county and the registrar of voters Friday, alleging that they did not conduct a proper vote recount. By failing to turn over security data that shows the votes were properly recorded and not tampered with, the county failed to conduct a meaningful recount, the suit alleges."


"Justice Dept. Says Threat Not Issue for Election"

The New York Times offers this report, which begins: "The Justice Department has no plans to examine federal laws or legal precedents to determine whether the Nov. 2 presidential election might be rescheduled because of the threat of a terrorist attack, department officials said this week."


"Ohio Counties Delay Electronic Voting"

A.P. offers this report.


Alabama Republicans May Bring One Person, One Vote Suit, following Larios

See this A.P. report.


Hill on McConnell

Fran Hill has authored McCONNELL AND THE CODE: EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS AND CAMPAIGN FINANCE. 45 Exempt Org. Tax Rev. 71 (Release Date: APRIL 05, 2004) 
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