Publications
Democracy
The End of Limits on Money in Politics: Soft Money Now Comprises the Largest Share of Party Spending On Television Ads in Federal Elections
Craig B. Holman writes The End of Limits on Money in Politics: Soft Money Now Comprises the Largest Share of Party Spending On Television Ads in Federal Elections
Authored by: Craig B. Holman
– 12/31/01
Eliminating Barriers to Voting: Election Day Registration
On November 30, 2001, the Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law and Demos co-sponsored a conference entitled: “Eliminating Barriers to Voting: Election Day Registration.”
– 11/30/01
An Assessment of New Jersey’s Proposed Limited Initiative Process
Authored by: Craig B. Holman
– 12/31/00
Access Delayed Is Access Denied:Electronic Reporting of Campaign Finance Activity
This research charts the rapid development of electronic reporting of campaign finance data among the states and federal government and offers the different experiences among these jurisdictions as lessons for others who choose to digitize campaign report
Authored by: Craig B. Holman, Brennan Center for Justice and Robert M. Stern, Center for Governmental Studies
– 12/31/00
The Real Y2K Problem: Census 2000 Data and Redistricting Technology
Authored by: Nathaniel Persily, Ed.
– 01/01/00
Subsidizing Political Campaigns
This paper is one of a series of papers issued by the Brennan Center for Justice exploring issues of money and politics.
Authored by: Elizabeth Daniels
– 01/01/00
If Buckley Fell: A First Amendment Blueprint for Regulating Money in Politics (E. Joshua Rosenkranz, ed.,The Century Foundation 1999)
Authored by: Joshua Rosencranz
– 12/31/99
Buying Time 1998
– 12/31/98