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Election 2010

Complete coverage for Election 2010 can be found below. (Return to issues list)

Information & Analysis

May, 2012

NEOCH Plaintiffs File Motion to Halt Legislators' Ohio Supreme Court Action (5/08/12)

April, 2012

Winner Declared in 2010 Ohio Judicial Election (4/30/12)

April, 2011

First Supreme Court Filing for Hunter (4/12/11)

March, 2011

6th Circuit Denies En Banc Petitions (3/29/11)

February, 2011

En Banc Petition filed by Hamilton County Board of Elections (2/10/11)

January, 2011

Sixth Circuit Issues Stay in Ohio Provisional Ballot Case (1/18/11)

December, 2010

State Supreme Court rules against Miller in Alaska (12/27/10)
State court ruling in Alaska (12/13/10)

November, 2010

Developments in Alaska and a new judicial election case in Ohio (11/24/10)
Abstention in Alaska (11/20/10)
CT Gov race over: Republican candidate concedes (11/08/10)
CT gov race: Bridgeport votes in, Dem appears ahead (11/05/10)
CT Gov Race Remains Yellow Alert; Others OK (11/04/10)
Races Still Too Close to Call (11/03/10)
Connecticut GOP files complaint about ballot integrity (11/02/10)
Smackdown! DOJ vs. WWE (11/02/10)
Alaska Write-in Process Gets Go Ahead from U.S. Justice Department (11/02/10)
NC voting machine suit settled (11/01/10)
Further Developments in Alaska (11/01/10)

September, 2010

Top 10 Election Issues (9/14/10)

Commentary

2011

Ohio Provisional Ballot Case: What Is Going On? (1/14/11)

2010

Minnesota Supreme Court Settles Reconciliation Issue (12/07/10)
A Note on Reconcilation in Minnesota (12/03/10)
The 2010 Statewide Ballot Issues (11/16/10)
Echoes of New York�s �Stolen Senate�? (11/03/10)
Election Day 2010: What We'll Be Watching (11/01/10)
The Persistence of Partisan Election Administration (9/28/10)
Protecting the Voting Rights of Military and Overseas Voters (9/21/10)
New York�s Voting Problems: Is It Possible to Be Both Nonpartisan and Competent? (9/15/10)
Top-10 List and Top-Two Candidates: Some Thoughts on This Election Season (9/14/10)

News Wire

Election law news from across the country concerning Election 2010

October, 2014

The Reason the Georgia Race Has Become a Dead Heat (10/27/14)

April, 2012

Hunter finally declared winner in judge election (4/27/12)
County ready to count ballots in disputed race (4/17/12)

February, 2011

Judge: Carballada succession is lawful (2/28/11)

January, 2011

Miller would back election law shift (1/18/11)

December, 2010

Alaska state lawmaker says election law up for debate (12/29/10)
Alaska election officials push judge to act today to lift certification stay (12/28/10)
Recall ruling likely on Thursday (12/22/10)
Court Rejects Challenge to Republican Win of Nassau Senate Seat (12/21/10)
Joe Miller: Court challenge 'uphill battle' (12/20/10)
Judge rules state school board selection process not unconstitutional (12/15/10)
Carol Contrada condemns Sarantou legal action (12/14/10)
Joe Miller Appeals Election To AK Supreme Court (12/14/10)
Lucas County GOP disputes method of processing absentee ballots (12/13/10)
Republican Joe Miller considering appeal in Alaska race (12/13/10)
Minn. court's ruling another setback for Emmer (12/07/10)
Oklahoma Federal Judge Blocks Sharia Law Restrictions (12/06/10)
Judge lets Murkowski into Senate challenge case (12/02/10)

November, 2010

Federal judge keeps Sharia law restriction out of Oklahoma Constitution (11/30/10)
Alaska official: Miller election claims baseless (11/24/10)
Is Alaska obeying the law in U.S. Senate race? (11/22/10)
Alaska Senate Race Remains in Limbo (11/17/10)
DOJ Reviewing Whether Reid Campaign Broke Election Law (11/11/10)
The write-in counting is underway in Alaska (11/11/10)
Elections chief responds to Miller complaint (11/08/10)
Ballot mix-up in Brookfield biggest problem at polls (11/02/10)
Computer glitches cause minor delays in Forsyth; polls to stay open longer in Surry (11/02/10)
Central College students turned away at polls, problem allegedly solved (11/02/10)
Democrats: Police checkpoint may have suppressed turnout (11/02/10)
Voters Encounter Scattered Problems (11/02/10)
Ballot mix-up in Brookfield (11/02/10)
Large turnout seen at polls this morning (11/02/10)
Software glitches lead to long lines at Collin County polling places (11/02/10)
Election Officials Address Problems at the Polls (11/02/10)
8th results may be in limbo (11/02/10)
Wrong Info Sent To Thousands Of Franklin County Voters (11/02/10)
Polling Site Problems (11/02/10)
Few voting early at polls (11/02/10)

January, 2010

Alaska Senate Race Remains in Limbo (1/01/10)

Litigation

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There are no active cases on Election 2010 that Election Law at Moritz is covering at this time.

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