"It soon became clear," he said of that post-election summary, in his memoir, Dirty Politics, Dirty Times, "that we had been wasting neither our time nor our resources".
In return, non-citizens would receive a form of state citizenship, including access to state tuition assistance and health insurance programs, the ability to apply for driver's and professional licenses, and the right to vote in state and local elections, the summary said.
Every effort was made to stop the news of the apology getting out to the press; · The Brazilians offered to hand over Biggs in exchange for Timothy Ross, who they said was a terrorist who had returned to Britain; · The Biggs affair was so embarrassing, coming in the middle of the knife-edge February 1974 general elections, that a summary of the case was prepared for the Queen.
Require all reporters with bylines to post the following on The Times's Web site: who got their vote in the major contests in the last election and a brief summary of their views on several topics of current importance, for example, the Iraq war, the administration's fiscal policy and the candidates now seeking the presidential nomination.
(There's no transcript of the speech yet, but see Rick Hasen's Election Law blog for a summary).
Summary If the election were held today...what am I saying?
(A good summary of different election systems can be found here).
My #ElectionNight 2016 summary: The 2020 Election is going to be ugly and probably the end of America.
NBC also released a brief summary of its election-night review yesterday.
No, that's not a hypothetical for Republicans to ponder on the day of the US elections, but Jon Cruddas's succinct summary of the dilemma facing New Labour at last night's Comment is Free/Soundings debate, After New Labour.
