This article from the Los Angeles Times explains that the Academy of Arts and Sciences, which awards Oscars, will use Instant Runoff Voting to choose the “best motion picture” this year. Thanks to David Holtzman for the link. … Continue reading
This article from the Los Angeles Times explains that the Academy of Arts and Sciences, which awards Oscars, will use Instant Runoff Voting to choose the “best motion picture” this year. Thanks to David Holtzman for the link. … Continue reading
On February 3, the Huffington Post posted this strong defense of Citizens United v Federal Election Commission, written by Ira Glasser, a former Executive Director of the ACLU. Thanks to Rick Hasen for the link. … Continue reading
HR 1826, the bill in the U.S. House of Representatives to provide for public funding of candidates for Congress, has gained 7 co-sponsors since the U.S. Supreme Court released its decision in Citizens United v FEC on January 21. The … Continue reading
The February 4 issue of The Oklahoma Daily, the student newspaper at the University of Oklahoma, has this editorial calling on the legislature to reform the restrictive state ballot access laws. Thanks to Bill Van Allen for the link. … Continue reading
