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• A Picture’s Worth a Thousand Words: Why Ballot Selfies Are Protected by the First Amendment by Daniel A. Horwitz :: SSRN

  On August 11, 2015, U.S. District Court Judge Paul Barbadoro held in Rideout v. Gardner that a New Hampshire law prohibiting the digital distribution of photos Sourced through Scoop.it from:…

  7 janvier 2016

• A New Proposal to Address Local Voting Discrimination by Cody Gray :: SSRN

  Many scholars writing about the Voting Rights Act today are grappling with doctrinal questions related to the Supreme Court’s decision in Shelby County v. Holde Sourced through Scoop.it from: papers.ssrn.com

  7 janvier 2016

• Electoral Coordination, the Personal Vote, and Voter Mobilization in Two-Round Elections by Jon H. Fiva, Daniel M. Smith :: SSRN

  Majoritarian electoral systems may generate a trade-off between elite-level strategies to coordinate and voter preferences for individual candidates, particular Sourced through Scoop.it from: papers.ssrn.com

  7 janvier 2016

• Race, Class, and Structural Discrimination: On Vulnerability within the Political Process by Atiba R. Ellis :: SSRN

  A number of recent judicial and legislative transformations have defined the modem scope of the right to vote. These transformations have arguably narrowed Afri Sourced through Scoop.it from: papers.ssrn.com

  7 janvier 2016

• Combating Corruption in Campaign Finance in the United States: Why a Grass Roots Approach Is the Only Solution by Chelsea Elizabeth Bellew :: SSRN

  This paper suggests a viable solution about how to curb the influence that wealthy individuals and corporations have in federal elections because this influence Sourced through Scoop.it from: papers.ssrn.com See…

  6 janvier 2016

• Clearing the Political Thicket: Why Political Gerrymandering for Partisan Advantage is Unconstitutional by Gary Michael Parsons :: SSRN

  A corrosive concept has infected the roots of our democracy. This insidious notion, which has eluded judicial grasp, is that legislators may constitutionally d Sourced through Scoop.it from: papers.ssrn.com See…

  6 janvier 2016

• RSLN | Plus de 190 millions de données personnelles d’électeurs américains dans la nature

  Si la campagne électorale pour la présidence des Etats-Unis de 2012 avait été résolument numérique, 2017 devrait marquer l’entrée dans une nouvelle ère. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.rslnmag.fr

  31 décembre 2015

• Aux Etats-Unis, les données personnelles de 191 millions d’électeurs menacées par une faille

  Les registres d’électeurs, souvent publics selon les Etats, sont une mine d’or pour les partis lors des campagnes électorales. Sourced through Scoop.it from: www.lemonde.fr

  31 décembre 2015

• Database comprising 191 million voter records made publicaly available

  CSO Online – “The database contains a voter’s full name (first, middle, last), their home address, mailing address, a unique voter ID, state voter ID, gender, date of birth, date…

  30 décembre 2015

• Vote électronique : l’IRDH souligne l’impossibilité de sa faisabilité en RDC

  L’Institut de Recherche en Droits Humains (IRDH) a fait des analyses sur le vote électronique conseillé par Joseph Kabila, Chef de l’Etat Congolais, lors de son Sourced through Scoop.it from:…

  29 décembre 2015