Tuesday, June 5, 2012

Elsewhere: Elections, NSF, Transition

Yes, it's an election day, and you all know that I love an election day. Sorry I didn't get to post anything here about it, but I did a roundup over at Greg's place. Lots and lots of California primaries today, and at least a few Senate primaries to watch -- Democrats in New Mexico, Republicans in New Jersey, and Republicans and others in California.

Over at Post Partisan, I wrote a defense of political science and social science in response to a Charles Lane column, which took the Flake position. See also Seth Masket and Henry Farrell.

And way back yesterday, I did one also at PP about Mitt Romney and the transition, or I guess the pre-transition. It's mainly about the partisan presidency, but I want to point out that it's a very good sign that he's started the process early.

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  1. No mention of the Wisconsin election today??

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  2. BTW, kudos to the LA Times for their excellent interactive page for election results. It's displaying the top-two information concisely and clearly, and the districts are even laid out somewhat geographically. It's pretty cool.....


    http://graphics.latimes.com/california-primary-june-5-2012/#/state_house

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    1. Thanks for the tip. That is good.

      Now, if only they would count the votes in San Bernardino.

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