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Edward B. Foley, July 31 - Impressive Unanimity: the Historical Significance of Coleman v. Franken
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Topic-by-Topic Coverage (Polling Place Observers)
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News and Analysis
November, 2008
- GOP Lawsuit in New Hampshire (11/04/08)
October, 2008
- Van Hollen Plans to Deploy Observers in WI (10/30/08)
Commentary
There are no commentary articles on Polling Place Observers that Election Law @ Moritz has written at this time.
News Stories
November, 2009
February, 2009
- Teens could serve at polls in NM under House bill (2/19/09)
- Is this election worth $500,000? (2/17/09)
November, 2008
- GOP wins lawsuit in N.H. over poll observers (11/05/08)
- Indiana Republican Poll Workers Removed for Improper Vote Challenges (11/04/08)
- GOP observers let back in to Philly polling places (11/04/08)
- Election Watchers Report Problems Across Virginia (11/04/08)
October, 2008
- Dems file lawsuit against GOP to avert voter challenges (10/30/08)
- Army of lawyers recruited for vote (10/21/08)
- Training sessions prepare poll workers for whatever happens on Election Day (10/20/08)
- Ohio high court allows early-voting poll observers (10/16/08)
- Poll workers clash at Falls nursing home (10/14/08)
- Study: Poll workers can boost or kill voter trust (10/13/08)
- Summit board deadlocks on allowing absentee-voting observers (10/07/08)
- New lawsuit against Brunner filed in Ohio Supreme Court (10/03/08)
September, 2008
- Election officials try to recruit younger poll workers (9/29/08)
- GOP criticizes advisory of Ohio elections chief (9/24/08)
- County officials clarify poll workers resolution (9/24/08)
- County officials clarify poll workers resolution (9/23/08)
- Justice Department won't send prosecutors to polls (9/23/08)
July, 2008
Litigation
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