"We're reviving the old tradition of Election Night at the county seat, featuring immediate access to local election results, local politicos, local reporters, much election conversation and speculation, plentiful food, the thrill of victory and the agony of defeat. Also, televisions to follow national results. Unlike partisan victory parties, you don't even have to pretend to have worked on a campaign. Democrats, Republicans, Greens, Libertarians, Socialists, and the unaffiliated all welcome."

"From now until Election Day 2008, we'll publish hourly updates of the key data from Iowa Electronic Markets, Intrade.com, and Casualobserver.net."

Interview w/ Larry Kestenbaum about this month's election.

"A man who reportedly believed Republicans were conspiring to steal today's election entered an Allentown polling site, signed in and proceeded to smash the screen of one of the electronic voting machines with a metal cat paperweight."

AA's independent mayoral candidate gets on the teeter totter.

Link 2 of 2 from Mark Maynard.

Link 1 of 2 from Mark Maynard.

Those losers/nerds in the room will instantly think of the Sandman's "storms are coming" -- hopefully the association is misplaced in this regard :(

Murph's weblog 'election' category, which currently looks like the makings of his voter guide.

Democratic candidate for Michigan Secretary of State (challenging partisan slimebucket Terri Lynn "I [heart] identity theft" Land).

"Granholm Says Schools Need To Teach Theory Of Evolution" OK, so if we elect this guy, I entrust you, personally, to get me the living, flying astrofuck out of this rust belt Bible-flailin' dead-ender of a state.

"How can we possibly, possibly, justify letting a company that claims not to be considering such fraud as a a problem at all anywhere near running an election?

The new problem is ... an intentional hole left in the system to allow elections workers to update voting software easily."

Talking points ahead of impending MCRI redux in November 2006 election.