Dalton L. Oldham
Dalton L. (Dale) Oldham is an attorney with the Atlanta, Georgia-based Southeastern Legal Foundation [1][2] and a "Republican specialist in redistricting." [3]
In a 2000 post-presidential election conference bio for Dale Oldham, J.D., Oldham was identified as "Redistricting Counsel" for the Republican National Committee "for the 2000 redistricting cycle." [4]
Oldham was then described as "the former Counsel for the Congressionally appointed Members of the Census Monitoring Board and former Associate Counsel for the Republican National Committee during the 1990 redistricting cycle. He has been involved in numerous redistricting cases throughout the last decade including several cases which were ultimately decided by the Supreme Court."
Oldham is a graduate of the University of South Carolina School of Law. [5]
Contact Information
Dalton L. Oldham
Attorney at Law
1419 Pendleton Street
Columbia, SC 29201
Phone: 803 779-5022
Web: http://southeasternlegal.org/
Related SourceWatch Resources
External links
- Gregory Giroux, "Legislators Gear Up for Role in Redistricting - Brief Article," Campaigns & Elections (FindArticles.com), February 2000.
- David Broder, "Redistricting battlelines forming," Washington Post Writers Group, July 19, 2000.
- Republican Party Expenditures, 2002 Election Cycle: Dale Oldham, Open Secrets.
- David M. Drucker and Josh Kurtz, "Eyes of Texas on Supreme Court," Roll Call (LexisNexus), December 5, 2005. re Tom DeLay case
- W. Gardner Selby, "Supreme Court to review Texas congressional districts," Cox News Service, December 13, 2005.
- Mrs. Panstreppon, "Free Enterprise Coalition: GOP Vanishing Act," TPM Cafe, May 27, 2007. Also see comments.
