Hans Von Spakovsky

Justice Department Subpoenas Its Former Lawyers In Civil Rights Probe

Murray Waas | Posted 08.06.2008 | Home


Murray Waas

A federal grand jury has subpoenaed several former senior Justice Department attorneys for an investigation into the politicization of the Department'...

GOP Vote Suppressors Blackwell and Von Spakovsky Set to Testify in House on "Lessons Learned from 2004 Election"

Brad Friedman | Posted 07.23.2008 | Politics


Brad Friedman

Former Ohio Sec. of State Kenneth Blackwell and disgraced former FEC chair Hans Von Spakovsky have confirmed that they will testify about the myriad crimes that occurred on and by their watch in the 2004 Presidential Election.

In Victory for American Voters, Von Spakovsky Withdraws From Consideration

Laura MacCleery | Posted 05.19.2008 | Politics


Laura MacCleery

Federal Election Commission nominee Hans von Spakovsky's withdrawal is undoubtedly good news, and will help to assure that the FEC will be restored to its previous, albeit minimal, functionality.

Throwing FEC Commissioner Mason Under the Bus to Help McCain?

Rick Hasen | Posted 05.07.2008 | Politics


Rick Hasen

Bush has made a move to break the impasse over Federal Election Commission nominations, and the result may impact the enforcement of McCain's public financing withdrawal request.

Campaign Finance Reform Group Says McCain is Breaking the Law

Jane Hamsher | Posted 02.28.2008 | Home


Jane Hamsher

John McCain's staunchest ally on campaign finance reform, Fred Wertheimer, says that it is illegal for him to be doing what he is doing.

Good Tidings for the F.E.C.

The Brennan Center for Justice | Posted 12.21.2007 | Home


The Brennan Center for Justice

There's new reason to celebrate this holiday season, and it comes from an unlikely source of good tidings: the Senate floor. News has arrived last week that Hans von Spakovsky, the Ebenezer Scrooge of election administration, will no longer be a member of the Federal Elections Commission.

The Republican 2008 Plan Is Revealed

Dave Johnson | Posted 12.20.2007 | Politics


Dave Johnson

They don't want the government functioning, and if they must have it they want it doing their bidding -- funneling cash to their cronies and protecting the corporations from the citizenry.


 

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