Subject: news of the day 9/7/04
From: Rick Hasen
Date: 9/7/2004, 7:47 AM
To: election-law

"527s Were Stealthy in Big Apple"

The Hill offers this report.


"McCain-Feingold Failed---Fund Campaigns Publicly"

Derek Cressman offers this oped in The Hill.


"Voter ID Problems in Florida"

The New York Times offers this editorial.


"One Person, One Vote? Not Always."

The Kansas City Star offers this report, which begins: "In today's often tight elections, every vote counts. But a Kansas City Star investigation has found that for some people, locally and across Missouri, their vote counts double — because they voted twice in the same election.Some vote in Kansas, cross the state line and vote again in Missouri. Others appear to be voting in two different Missouri counties." Thanks to Steven Sholk for the pointer. Today's Star also offers Right to Vote v. Right to Secrecy: State's E-Mail Plan for Military Raises Security Questions.


 
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