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News and Analysis
October, 2009
- State eyes allowing teenagers voting rights (10/07/09)
September, 2009
- House approves election law change (9/17/09)
August, 2009
- Mass. Attorney General To Rule On Ballot Questions (8/30/09)
- Kennedy successor to be chosen by special election (8/26/09)
- Stickers not seen as issue for Lynn mayoral primary (8/16/09)
- Court: Mass. can deny jailed felons right to vote (8/01/09)
June, 2009
April, 2009
February, 2009
November, 2008
- Opinion: Thinking ahead on electoral reform (11/24/08)
- Homelessness, eviction, foreclosure and your vote (11/04/08)
- Mass. voters who have moved may still vote (11/03/08)
October, 2008
- State’s town clerks slam ‘displaced’ election law (10/30/08)
- Adding injury to the insult (10/22/08)
- Election law experts foresee problems at the polls (10/09/08)
September, 2008
- Panel calls for use of open source software on voting machines (9/29/08)
- Wilkerson seeks election recount in five wards (9/23/08)
- Feds reach settlement with Mass. over voter rights (9/22/08)
August, 2008
- City looks to improve voting for disabled residents (8/22/08)
- States rush to dump touch-screen voting systems (8/20/08)
- Voter registration drive takes multilingual feel (8/10/08)
- Voter registration idea put off for now (8/04/08)
July, 2008
- Senate passes registration bill (7/30/08)
- Editorial: Same-day voter registration a bad idea (7/24/08)
- Pols knockout ID scans for 'phantom' voters (7/23/08)
- Editorial: Pols pondering the wrong path (7/23/08)
- Same-day registration push on hold (7/23/08)
- Lawrence mayor slams same-day voter registration bill (7/17/08)
Commentary
There are no commentary articles in Massachusetts that Election Law @ Moritz has written at this time.
News Stories
October, 2009
- State eyes allowing teenagers voting rights (10/07/09)
September, 2009
- House approves election law change (9/17/09)
August, 2009
- Mass. Attorney General To Rule On Ballot Questions (8/30/09)
- Kennedy successor to be chosen by special election (8/26/09)
- Stickers not seen as issue for Lynn mayoral primary (8/16/09)
- Court: Mass. can deny jailed felons right to vote (8/01/09)
June, 2009
April, 2009
February, 2009
November, 2008
- Opinion: Thinking ahead on electoral reform (11/24/08)
- Homelessness, eviction, foreclosure and your vote (11/04/08)
- Mass. voters who have moved may still vote (11/03/08)
October, 2008
- State’s town clerks slam ‘displaced’ election law (10/30/08)
- Adding injury to the insult (10/22/08)
- Election law experts foresee problems at the polls (10/09/08)
September, 2008
- Panel calls for use of open source software on voting machines (9/29/08)
- Wilkerson seeks election recount in five wards (9/23/08)
- Feds reach settlement with Mass. over voter rights (9/22/08)
August, 2008
- City looks to improve voting for disabled residents (8/22/08)
- States rush to dump touch-screen voting systems (8/20/08)
- Voter registration drive takes multilingual feel (8/10/08)
- Voter registration idea put off for now (8/04/08)
July, 2008
- Senate passes registration bill (7/30/08)
- Editorial: Same-day voter registration a bad idea (7/24/08)
- Pols knockout ID scans for 'phantom' voters (7/23/08)
- Editorial: Pols pondering the wrong path (7/23/08)
- Same-day registration push on hold (7/23/08)
- Lawrence mayor slams same-day voter registration bill (7/17/08)
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