| Subject: [EL] Electionlawblog news and commentary 11/11/10 |
| From: Rick Hasen |
| Date: 11/10/2010, 8:32 PM |
| To: Election Law |
Reply-to: "rick.hasen@lls.edu" |
Looking forward to attending the
Georgia State conference on Citizens United
Friday, and hope to see some blog readers there. In the
meantime, blogging will be irregular.
Adam Cohen has written this
column for TIME magazine.
See here.
There's more on the counting from the
NY Times. Tomorrow, while I'm flying to the Georgia
state conference on Citizens United, my piece for Slate on Joe Miller's lawsuit
on the write-in controversy should appear.
(UPDATE: The judge's order is here.)
FURTHER UPDATE: This WSJ
artlcle, states that "Tim McKeever, a lawyer for Ms.
Murkowski, said she plans to wait until 'we get the outcome'
before deciding whether to file her own suit." Wouldn't the
prudent thing to do be for Murkowski's lawyers to ask to
intervene in the current suit?
The Plum Line reports.
Seth Tillman has posted it on
SSRN.
makes it into Taagen Goddard's Political
Dictionary.
See this
press release.
Heather Gerken has written this interesting piece
for Slate. Also check out the slide
show of the most gerrymandered districts.
See here.
"The Fix" ponders.
CCP blogs
about this
new opinion of the New Hampshire Supreme Court.
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