Subject: news of the day 10/15/04 |
From: Rick Hasen |
Date: 10/15/2004, 7:40 AM |
To: election-law |
CNET News offers this
report.
The New York Times offers this
report,
which sees Nader as a threat to Kerry in Colorado, Florida, Iowa,
Maine, Minnesota, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Mexico and Wisconsin.
See here.
I hope that Bob and I have moved the ball forward a bit on what is at
stake and where the disagreements are.
The Washington Post offers this
report. Thanks to Steven Sholk for the pointer.
Ned Foley offers this
analysis, which differs somewhat from Sam Hirsch's
analysis. See also this
New York Times report.
The Wall Street Journal reports
that Democratic senatorial candidate Salazar has come out against
Amendment 36.
This is big news, because Ohio is the mother of all battleground states, and the rules for what happens when a voter, especially a new voter, wants to cast a provisional ballot could affect the outcome in Ohio, and therefore the nation.
The Ohio Secretary of State has been ordered by the district court
to send a new directive to the counties that would make it much easier
for voters to cast a provisional ballot that will ultimately be counted
for president. The decision is here.
More analysis here.
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