Subject: news of the day 8/4/05 |
From: Rick Hasen |
Date: 8/4/2005, 9:49 AM |
To: election-law |
The article is here.
It draws on many of the same sources I
used in my Los
Angeles Times oped yesterday.
Don't miss this
post about a controversial
new report on election administration problems.
The "Lonely Centrist" is an anonymously run blog written since July by someone who obviously knows a great deal about election law. He describes himself as "a midwesterner who has lived in the South, the Southwest, and Northeast, in areas rural, suburban, and urban."
Lonely? Perhaps. Centrist? Not so much. In this
post he asks "Why is it that when I talk with my conservative
friends I feel so liberal, and when I talk with my liberal friends I
feel so conservative?" But when you read his
critique of my oped on Judge Roberts, he seems more in line with
Justice Thomas than with any definition of the center that I know.
The A.P. report is here.
The opinion is here.
There were 2 dissenters.
The NY Sun offers this report (paid
subscription required).
Newhouse News Service offers this very
interesting report. See also this
report from KRT.
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