Volume 10, Issue 1
Colloquium: Election Law in the Eighties
Part One: The Presidential Nomiation System
Revision of the Presidentional Primary System
Thomas J. Schwarz & Joseph C. Spero
A Proposal for Presidential Primary Reform
Morris K. Udall
Remarks: National Political Party Selection of Presidential Nominees: Constitutional and Policy Questions
Ronald D. Eastman
Part Two: Campaign Financing Regulation
Campaign Finance Reforms: Past Accomplishments, Future Challenges
Fred Wertheimer & Randy Huwa
Campaign Under Siege: Reflections on One Senator's Defeat
Xandra Kayden
Remarks
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A Decade of Election Law Reform
Steven J. Uhlfelder - Attempted Regulation of Independent Group Speech
Jan Baran -
The Demise of Grassroots Political Activity Under the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act
David M. Ifshin
Part Three: Regulatory Structure and Procedure
Resolving Constitutional Issues Under the Federal Election Campaign Act: A Procedural Labyrinth
David M. Ifshin
The FEC and Federal Candidates' Debates: How Far the Mandate to Regulate
Harriet A. Hentges & Sheri B. Lanoff
Part Four: The Problems of the Independent Candidate
Remarks
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Legal Barriers to Third Parties
Chris Hocker -
Challenging Restrictive Ballot Access Laws on Behalf of the Independent Candidate
George Frampton, Jr. -
Independent Fundraising for an Independent Candidate
Stewart Mott
Part Five: Panel Discussions
Effects of Federal Election Regulations on the Electoral Process
Paul Chevigny, Moderator
Proposed Remedies for Perceived Defects in the Election Law Scheme
Dean Norman Redlich, Moderator