Subject: news of the day 3/22/05
From: Rick Hasen
Date: 3/22/2005, 8:36 AM
To: election-law

More Ado about Pew

Bob Bauer weighs in here. Ryan Sager responds to my earlier post here, here, and here.


"Senator seeks law halting partisan acts by secretary of state"

The Oakland Tribune offers this report, which begins: "The chairwoman of the state Senate's elections committee wants a prohibition on partisan activities by the California secretary of state and a ban on contributions to candidates for that post by suppliers of voting equipment."


"Internet Election Rules Could Be Blocked"

C|NET News offers this report.


"Democrat wants investigation into alleged endorsement deal"

NJ.com offers this report, which begins: "TRENTON -- A Fourth District Democrat wants the state attorney general to investigate allegations that Republican gubernatorial candidate Douglas Forrester bribed party apparatchiks in a recent county endorsement convention."


"Postal Voting 'Open Invitation to Fraud' - Judge"

See this report from the U.K. 
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