Posted on September 23, 2008 by Gentry
There’s an excellent article here, and some highlights:
http://www.heritage.org/research/LegalIssues/lm31.cfm
According to the self-appointed liberal guardians of the poor, practically every effort to legislate against or prosecute voter fraud is intended to keep minoriĀties and the poor from voting at all. Concern over voter fraud, say some partisans, is simply RepubliĀcans’ cover to intimidate voters and raise obstacles [...]
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Posted on September 15, 2008 by Gentry
Here at The No Vote By Mail Project, run by me, Gentry Lange, I don’t relish getting letters from the county auditor that look like the one above. If you can’t read it, it basically tells me that my vote-by mail ballot wasn’t cast in time for the primary election, and therefore it was not [...]
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Posted on September 10, 2008 by Gentry
While these government audits are fairly useless, and rarely ask tough questions, the Multnomah County audit did provide this interesting info:
Elections can improve its inspection processes by requiring consultation with other board members before a ballot is enhanced. According to state guidelines, the responsibility for determining voter intent lies with the inspection board, under the [...]
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Posted on September 9, 2008 by Gentry
Citing long lines at polling places, many election officials are pushing for the greater use of absentee ballots across the country. In this NPR report, Ohio is highlighted as one potential problem area for voters who faced long lines at polling places in 2004. I would love to see NPR interview Harvey Wasserman or Bob [...]
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