Volume
1 Issue 2 - April 2001
John Ashcroft
"The new attorneys will beef up the Department's capability to monitor elections..."
In the aftermath of Florida's well-publicized allegations of voting abuses in last fall's presidential election, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft has announced that he is adding eight new attorneys to the Justice Department's Voting Rights Section. The new attorneys will beef up the Department's capability to monitor elections and perform other enforcement work. The Voting Rights Section currently employs 40 attorneys.
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VOTER NEWS NETWORK ORGANIZERS TO SPEND $1 MILLION FOR ALABAMA'S 2002 GENERAL ELECTION
EDITORIAL: REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAM PARKER FIGHTS TO PROTECT PROPERTY OWNERS' RIGHTS
SHAIA NO LONGER CANDIDATE FOR UA TRUSTEE
WATKINS ADDRESSED ALABAMA HOUSE REPUBLICAN CAUCUS
ASHCROFT ADDS LAWYERS TO VOTING RIGHTS SECTION
SIEGELMAN'S SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE COMES UP EMPTY
DOESN'T THE WINNER GET THE SPOILS?
By: Marty Connors & Richard Finley
THE ALABAMA LEGISLATURE PROMISES NEW FISCAL ACCOUNTABILITY THROUGH PERFORMANCE-BASED BUDGETING
By: John F. Knight, Jr.
WEALTH CREATION
By: Willie Huff
WHAT DO WE DO NEXT?
By: Richard Dickerson