Today is one of those days when there are a lot of
important articles but not a lot that gets my brain matter
working so I don’t have a lot to say today. Here is the
news....
NAtional: Editorial -
Crippled Election Commission LINK
National: FEC
Nominee Caroline Hunter emailed in 2004 Ohio Caging Scheme
LINK
National: VA
Retreats on Voter Registration Efforts for Wounded Veterans
LINK
National:
Recount: New Docudrama Could Influence Election LINK
Colorado: Tie
delays Deer Mountain’s election results LINK
Colorado:
Colorado's Voter Database Uncertain LINK
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Colorado: Weld
County - Weld Clerk wary — for now — of how voter
registration machines will work LINK
Florida:
Sarasota County - Justices hear case on election rules
Advocates say counties can enact own election reforms,
but state disagrees LINK
Florida:
Sarasota County - FL SoS Browning, Sarasota County's Dent
Fight Against Election Integrity in Sunshine State LINK
Indiana: Opinion
- Primary lesson of Voter ID law LINK
Indiana: Lake
County - The problem: Committeeman system LINK
Indiana: Lake
County - Lake elections officials defend vote-counting
process LINK
Indiana: Lake
County - Why did vote tabulation take so long? LINK
Minnesota:
Opinion - Voter ID law disenfranchises Americans LINK
Missouri: Voter
ID measure moves ahead in Missouri LINK
Pennsylvania:
Centre County - Residents push for paper ballot system LINK
Pennsylvania:
Montgomery County - County board to review handling of
primary election LINK
Texas: Opinion -
Voter impersonation is a phantom worry in Texas Measures
to repress voting are the last thing we need LINK
West Virginia:
Kanawha County - East Bank election lawsuit decided LINK
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