charles stewart who you heard mentioned before who is political science professor at mit. spent a lot of time -- [inaudible] cameron quinn who's the general registrar in fairfax county virginia. and cliff tatum was with the district of columbia board of elections executive director. [inaudible] >> we will leave the discussion from the bipartisan policy center at this point with some news about elections or one that won't happen for harry reid. a democratic leader this will announcing he will not seek reelection in 2014. he becomes the fourth senator so far in the 114th the third democrat, to say they will retire at the end of his term. the hill writes that the announcement begins the jockeying to succeed him as the senate's top democrat possible contender supposedly minority whip dick durbin, vice chair of the conference senator chuck schumer and senator patty murray who serves as the senate democratic conference second you. here's terry reed's statement from this morning. >> these bruises i have on my face on my i are an inconvenience but trust me, they are nothing compar

there are few people in academia generally who are so invaluable to a profession as charles stewart is to the field of election administration that we don't know what we would do without them. he and others led a team of researchers whose research actually is featured this month in the "election law journal." go to your local newsstand and get that. [laughter] and the effort included a survey, national survey of election officials. it also included a series of research papers on all of the topics in the executive order. and we had about a dozen between one and two dozen political scientists and other empiricists working with the commission to provide them the best data. notably, in the report, toward the end, there was a plea for more and better data from jurisdictions and to try to sort of replicate what we were doing in the commission, to bring information, to make it a more professional data-driven exercise. there is, as charles stewart is fond of saying, this is not intended would don't have all that much data. there is a lot out there, it's just that easily accessible to allow the

there are few people in academia generally who are so invaluable to a profession as charles stewart is to the field of election administration that we don't know what we would do without them. he and others led a team of researchers whose research actually is featured this month in the "election law journal." go to your local newsstand and get that. and the effort included a survey, national survey of election officials. it also included a series of research papers on all of the topics in the executive order. and we had about a dozen between one and two dozen political scientists and other empiricists working with the commission to provide them the best data. notably, in the report, toward the end, there was a plea for more and better data from jurisdictions and to try to sort of replicate what we were doing in the commission, to bring information, to make it a more professional data-driven exercise. there is, as charles stewart is fond of saying, this is not intended would don't have all that much data. there is a lot out there, it's just that easily accessible to allow the profession

charles stewart being among them, as i have said on other occasions, there are few people in academiale to a professor to the field of election administration that we don't know what we would do without him. he led a team of researchers, whose research actually is featured this month in the election law journal, so you can go to your local newsstand and get that. and the effort included a survey, a national survey of election officials. it also included a series of research papers on all of the topics in the executive order. we had about a dozen political scientists and others working with the commission to provide them the best data. notably in the report toward the end, there was a plea for more and better data from jurisdictions and to try to sort of replicate what we were doing in the commission to bring information to make it a more professional data driven exercise. there is, as charles is fond of saying, this is not an area we don't have that much data. there's a lot out there it's just not as easily accessible. let me just say one final thing. this picks up on what bob and ben

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charles dickens. dickens in wrote about it to a friend in england. frederick stewart, the assistant secretary of state, was at the meeting since his father just had a carriage accident, and stewart then recorded it in his memoirs in the early 20th century. finally, "the new york herald" reported the dream in 1865 before any of his cabinet members even wrote it down. by may of 65, the story had been repeated in newspapers as far as san francisco. the dream has fascinated readers, and is even the subject of a children's book. another genes in place around the time of his presidency in 1860. while reclining on his couch at his home in springfield, he looked across the room to a mirror. he saw a double image of himself. one image was very lifelike, while the other was ghostly pale . the image disappeared, he looks back, and the double image appeared again. he walked across the room to look at it and couldn't see the double image. this was curious to lincoln. in fact, there were several accounts that said while he was president in the white house, he tried to reproduce thi

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charles dickens. dickens in wrote about it to a friend in england. frederick stewart, the assistant secretary of state, was at the meeting since his father just had a carriage accident, and stewart then recorded it in his memoirs in the early 20th century. finally, "the new york herald" reported the dream in 1865 before any of his cabinet members even wrote it down. by may of 65, the story had been repeated in newspapers as far as san francisco. the dream has fascinated readers, and is even the subject of a children's book. another genes in place around the time of his presidency in 1860. while reclining on his couch at his home in springfield, he looked across the room to a mirror. he saw a double image of himself. one image was very lifelike, while the other was ghostly pale . the image disappeared, he looks back, and the double image appeared again. he walked across the room to look at it and couldn't see the double image. this was curious to lincoln. in fact, there were several accounts that said while he was president in the white house, he tried to reproduce thi