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Volume 29, Number 2 (2005)

Front Matter

Memorial: Professor George R. Nock III
Seattle University Law Review

Table of Contents
Seattle University Law Review

Address

Voting Rights at a Crossroads: Return to the Past or an Opportunity for the Future
Barbara Arnwine

Symposium Articles

The Washington 2004 Gubernatorial Election Crisis: The Necessity of Restoring Public Confidence in the Electoral Process
Joaquin G. Avila

Competing Values or False Choices: Coming to Consensus on the Election Reform Debate in Washington State and the Country
Tova Andrea Wang

Death by a Thousand Signatures: The Rise of Restrictive Ballot Access Laws and the Decline of Electoral Competition in the United States
Oliver Hall

Comments

Partisanship Redefined: Why Blanket Primaries are Constitutional
Deidra A. Foster

Internet Voting with Initiatives and Referendums: Stumbling Towards Direct Democracy
Rebekah K. Browder

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