| Subject: [EL] more news 12/7/10 |
| From: Rick Hasen |
| Date: 12/7/2010, 11:12 AM |
| To: Election Law |
Reply-to: "rick.hasen@lls.edu" |
Star-Tribune:
"The low number of challenges makes it ever more clear that
Democrat Mark Dayton will end the recount with lead of around
9,000 votes. That means the only remaining issue between Dayton
and becoming governor-elect, after the board completes its
examination of challenges this week, is whether Emmer will file
a lawsuit over the race."
WaPo offers this
report.
Ruth Walker has written this
Christian Science Monitor oped.
CCP has issued this
report. See also this
interview with CCP's Allison Hayward at NRO.
The Fix explores.
See this
order.
This
article begins: "Renee Tartaglione, the top election
official under Philadelphia's three elected city commissioners -
who include her mother - ordered 2,000 ballots that deliberately
misled voters, collected election day 'street money' from the
city's Democratic Party, and served as a substitute ward leader
for her jailed husband."
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