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International Law Prof Blog
Iraq Urges to Increase Efforts to Form New Government
The United Nations is urging Iraq’s political leaders to work together to form a new government, which is still pending five months after parliamentary elections were held, warning that further…
The Right Coast
Trende on House race trends Tom Smith
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Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
Michigan Gubernatorial Primary Dwells on Abortion, Not Jobs
Detroit Free Press: How abortion upstaged jobs in governor's race, by Bryan Dickerson: Remember way back in July, when everybody in both major partiesagreed that Tuesday's gubernatorial primary was going…
Constitutional Law Prof Blog
Massachusetts State Statute to Mandate Election of President By Popular Vote
By ConLawProf initials at end of post
The Massachusetts legislature has passed a “National Popular Vote” bill and sent it to the Governor. The law, a part of an “Agreement Among The States To Elect The President…
Reproductive Rights Prof Blog
GOP Candidates for Georgia Governor Too Focused on Abortion, Some Voters Feel
Atlanta Journal-Constitution: Handel, Deal focus on abortion; voters want to hear about jobs, by Aaron Gould Sheinin:Contrary to popular belief, Karen Handel and Nathan Deal actually havediscussed more than just…
Hot Button Blog
DEM AG Candidates Debate
Stuart Shorenstein, David Bronston and I attended the Crain's breakfast this morning which featured a debate among the five Democrats seeking the position. I guesstimated the crowd at only about…
Media Law Prof Blog
The Intersection of Election Law and Constitutional Law
Sentencing Law and Policy
“Races could test voters’ views on death penalty”
Main July 13, 2010"Races could test voters' views on death penalty"The title of this post is the headline of this article from the front-page of today's San Francisco Chronicle. Here…
The Faculty Lounge
Australia Appoints First Woman Prime Minister
Today (or really yesterday because of the time difference), Australia appointed its first female Prime Minister, Julia Gillard. This was an internal change in the Labor Party ie it was…
International Law Prof Blog
One Year Anniversary of the Elections in Iran
The U.S. Senate passed S Res 551 to mark the one year anniversary of the June 12, 2009 presidential election in Iran, and condemning ongoing human rights abuses in Iran. Hat tip…