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weekly wrap up
february 18, 2011 | tagged campaign finance, judicial elections, primary election, secretary of state, voter fraud, write in | leave a comment
voter fraud by the chief election official?: charlie white, the indiana secretary of state, is being investigated by a grand jury to determine if he committed voter fraud during the may 2010 primary. white is accused of intentionally voting at the wrong precinct, a potential felony.
misspellings can count: the alaska senate unanimously passed a bill on february 14 clarifying procedures for counting write-in ballots. the bill, a response to the highly-contested 2010 election of write-in candidate lisa murkowski, allows votes that misspell the candidates name to count. the bill now moves to the alaska house.
$2,500 recuses a judge: elected judges in new york will no longer be allowed to hear cases where a lawyer or party has made contributions to his/her campaign in excess of $2,500 in the last two years. the decision, a new rule announced by the state’s chief judge, is designed to curtail the effects of money in judicial politics and will take effect after a 60-day comment period.
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