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  1. Health Law Prof Blog

    Aftermath: it’s the demographics

    By HealthLawProf

    Many things happened last night:  the President was re-elected, "Obamacare" survived, physician-assisted suicide was defeated in Massachusetts, recreational use of marijuana (with accompanying taxes and blood concentration levels for driving)…

  2. The Legal Whiteboard

    “2012 was the First Moneyball Election”

    By Legal Whiteboard

    So concludes John Sides (GW Political Science) at The Monkey Cage.  John writes:Barack Obama’s victory tonight is also a victory for the Moneyball approach to politics.  It shows us that…

  3. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Top 10 in Law Blogs : LXBN November 6, 2012

    Election day is finally upon us. We covered it in our LXBN Roundtable today and, of course, have an entire section devoted to it. Also, look for what the election…

  4. International Law Prof Blog

    Election Fraud in the United States

    By InternationalLaw Blogger

    Here is a video of an electronic voting machine being used today in the United States.  The voter wants to select OBAMA, but when he does, the vote registers for…

  5. The Right Coast

    2012 Exit Polls: Why They Won’t Tell You Who Won

    By Thomas A. Smith

    It may be tempting to assume the numbers will tell you who is going to win the presidential election.They probably won't.via www.huffingtonpost.com

  6. The Right Coast

    Nightmare scenarios loom in tight race – BostonHerald.com

    By Thomas A. Smith

    But while improbable, these scenarios are still possible:via www.bostonherald.com

  7. Labor & Collective Bargaining

    Webinar: Analysis of the Labor Relations Implications of the Election

    By Philip B. Rosen

    Attorneys from the Labor Practice of Jackson Lewis LLP will discuss the significant labor relations implications of the 2012 election on the labor landscape in a one-hour webinar available beginning…

  8. Constitutional Law Prof Blog

    Daily Read: Counting Votes . . . in 1792

    By ConLawProf initials at end of post

    In The Founders’ Bush v. Gore: The 1792 Election Dispute andits Continuing Relevance, published in Indiana Law Review and available in draft on ssrn, Professor Edward B. Foley provides a…

  9. Sentencing Law and Policy

    Which Prez candidate should a single-issue, federal-sentencing-reform voter support?

    By Douglas Berman

    Main November 5, 2012Which Prez candidate should a single-issue, federal-sentencing-reform voter support?I ask this question with a serious interest in encouraging a serious (and respectful) discussion of whether folks think…

  10. Real Lawyers Have Blogs

    Top 10 in Law Blogs : LXBN November 5, 2012

    By Colin O'Keefe

    As could be expected, today's roundup is filled with commentary on tomorrow's election, with even more insight on LXBN's Election 2012 section. We also have good posts on other subjects…