| Subject: [EL] Electionlawblog news and commentary 11/14/10 |
| From: Rick Hasen |
| Date: 11/14/2010, 4:30 PM |
| To: Election Law |
In addition to the excellent scholarship in this issue
produced in Professor Frickey's honor, it also includes this
posthumous essay by Frickey himself, who passed away after
a battle with cancer at way too young an age. The debt that the
field of Legislation owes to him is immeasurable, and I know
from personal experience that he was a man of great kindness and
generosity to more junior colleagues.
UPI offers this
report (via How
Appealing).
I expect on these
facts we would have seen an Emmer concession by now. I
wonder if Emmer expects to continue having a future in Minnesota
state politics, and whether he risks that future by dragging out
the race when it seems well beyond the reach of a change in
results through a recount.
That's what Justice Sanders said.
Sunday's NY Times will feature this
front page story on Senator Dan Coats.
I just received an announcement about this
new book, edited by David Magleby. Looking forward to
reading it.
News
from St. Louis.
Nikki Willoughby's response
to Bruce Cain in the Cato Unbound series.
Mine is coming Monday.