As we expected ex-Hillsborough Co Florida election supervisor Buddy Johnson may have used taxpayer's money in his campaign for re-election. During last years primary election he was being trashed by a local community activist. He appears to have then sent $16,000 to this activist who suddenly became one of his most vocal supporters....
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The Al Franken attorneys rested their case in Minnesota today. Now there is an expected few days of closing arguments and statements and the judges begin deliberation. Meanwhile Franken has picked-up a few more votes and is now around 270 votes ahead of Norm Coleman. The whole contested election issue may come to a screeching halt when there is a decision by the court. The election contest process works on a "loser pays" system. If Coleman loses he will owe all legal costs of Team Franken and that is estimated to be between $1 and $3 Million. National: Young Voters Condemn Restrictive Photo ID Laws LINK
National: Senate Rules Committee Testimony - Voter Registration: Assessing Current Problems LINK
National: Voting machine debate deja vu all over again LINK
National: Absentee ballot woes not unique to Minnesota, survey finds LINK
FL: Press Release - New ACLU Report Highlights Florida's Failure to Address Continued Voter Disfranchisement Problems; Provides Solutions LINK
FL: Hillsborough County - Buddy Johnson used taxpayer money to pay activist Michelle Patty LINK
FL: Hillsborough County - Buddy Johnson's chief of staff issues critical report of Supervisor of Elections office LINK
FL: Elections staff was paralyzed with fear of bad publicity, top aide to Buddy Johnson aide says LINK
MN: Franken to rest case today
Orders push Franken's lead toward the 270-vote range. LINK
MN: Media begins countering claim that Coleman site was hacked LINK
MN: Coleman's legal woes mount LINK
MN: Minnesota Sen. Coleman Deals with Donor Data Breach LINK
MN: Franken to rest case today
Orders push Franken's lead toward the 270-vote range. LINK
MN: Franken calling final witness in Senate trial, Coleman begins rebuttal LINK
MN: Beyond the Norm: Coleman's data leak disaster LINK
MN: Wikileaks fights back against Coleman campaign LINK
MN: Franken rests LINK
MN: Franken Legal Team Officially Rests Its Case LINK
MN: Closing arguments to start in Senate trial LINK
MN: Minnesota Closing Arguments Tomorrow -- How Long Until The Very End? LINK
MS: Flowers: Voter ID fight will continue LINK
NY: Obama's Omnibus Appropriations Act May Save Lever Voting System LINK
OH: Editorial - Voting should be secure, as well as easy to do LINK
OK: Oklahoma House passage sends voter ID bill to Senate LINK
SC: Georgetown County - Pawleys Island voting precincts debated LINK
TX: Fort Worth woman, 98, proves photo ID not always easy to get LINK
TX: Obama defends oversight of election laws as Texas lawmakers near voter-ID bill LINK
TX: Texas Senate committee approves voter ID bill, will face tougher test in House LINK
TX: Voter-ID debate soon shifting to the Texas House LINK
TX: GOP activists pressure House on voter ID LINK
VA: Fairfax County - Touch-Screen Failure in VA's 'Hotly Contested' Special Election Results in Republican 'Victory' LINK
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