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To: knak
...one of the three counties...may have employed too few bilingual workers, causing delays in providing assistance...."This may have resulted in at least 26 voters choosing to leave the polls,"...

...investigators confirmed that a clerk denied poll watchers permission to help four voters who asked for bilingual assistance....

In another of the other three counties...the investigation found two cases of Haitian-American voters being denied language assistance, Boyd said...

I've got the fix for all of this...Learn English!

43 posted on 05/28/2002 7:33:25 PM PDT by Bloody Sam Roberts
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To: Bloody Sam Roberts
I totally agree Bloody - LEARN ENGLISH.

Orange County failed to have enough Spanish-speaking poll workers and didn't provide election information in both Spanish and English. I beg to differ with this finding. I live in Orange County FL and the election notices AND mock ballots are all sent out prior to election. They are in English AND SPANISH!! ALWAYS!! Also, there are sample ballots in both languages posted in ALL polling places throughout Orange Co. so this claim is a bunch of B*LLS**T!

46 posted on 05/28/2002 7:44:23 PM PDT by Elkiejg
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