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Edward B. Foley, July 31 - Impressive Unanimity: the Historical Significance of Coleman v. Franken
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Recent News Stories
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5/19/09
Some voting precincts may be cut
The Putnam Election Commission has started discussion about the possibility of eliminating several voting precincts in the county.
3/17/09
Additional Precincts could Shorten Lines at Election Time
The Greenwood County Voter Registration and Elections Office is proposing creating three new voting precincts as well as a name change for two precincts. The creation of new voting precincts will help to alleviate long lines during major elections, according to Connie Moody, Director of Voter Registration & Elections.
3/12/09
Public getting chance to try redistricting Ohio
A new Web site will let Ohioans try their hand at redrawing the state's congressional districts and then grade the results for fairness.
2/16/09
Editorial: Improve democracy
Lawmakers should consider proposals for election oversight, apportionment
2/11/09
Fewer polling places proposed for next election
Local voters could be casting their ballot in a new box in 2010 if a proposed change in precincts comes to pass.
Current Litigation
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