Today's news has a lot of variety,
including commentaries and speculation about the Iranian
election and the pending Supreme Court decision on the
Voting Rights Act...
National: A
John Linder attempt to defund the Voting Rights Act LINK
National: Senator
Leahy: “Striking Down the Voting Rights Act Would be
Conservative Activism Pure And Simple” LINK
National:
Senators Warn Court Against 'Activism' on Voting Rights Law
LINK
National: Wyle
Laboratories, Inc - Draft Test Plan Documents for Unisyn
OpenElect Voting System (Release 1.0) LINK
California: Head
of CA GOP Voter Registration Firm Pleads Guilty to Voter
Registration Fraud LINK
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California: Two
nearly identical proposed initiatives to require photo voter
ID, and other election-related matters. LINK
California: Death
by a thousand cuts: California legislators take aim at
state’s initiative process LINK
California:
California Constitution Initiative Constitutional Amendment
LINK
California:
Community Still Missing the Boat on Voter Registration LINK
Florida: Fla.
justices strike signature revocation law LINK
Massachusetts:
Recount leaves Mendon election results the same LINK ("Town Clerk Margaret
Bonderenko said the machines were acting strangely that day,
but did not think a recount would make a big difference in
the results." - Diebold optical scan)
Maryland:
Chevy Chase considers allowing legal aliens to vote in
elections LINK
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