Now, isn't that a clear, admitted, violation of the campaigning within 100 feet thing or not?
Same people that favor killing the elderly because they don't make good workers in their socialist paradise.
Philly and Pittsburgh are turning out to be the central Dem. camp for vote fraud.
Well then, I guess it's OK. We'll see you only get 10 years in the slammer instead of 25!
They also do this in nursing homes, helping them with absentee ballots.
Kushner denied the accusations, saying he was spending his time supporting City Council candidate Bob McCarthy and helping Russian-speaking voters navigate the crowded election ballot.
I just heard (second-hand) that basket ball player, Charles Barkley said that he voted for Kerry and if Kerry loses, he (Barkley) was going to run for office in whatever state he is from.
This is the works of MOVEON.ORG
Am sending all such to my email list and suggesting they might consider phoning their friends and relatives who'd vote for Bush in the swing states to insure that such votes are cast.
ASSISTANCE TO VOTERS
No voter will be permitted to receive any assistance in voting at any primary or election, unless there is a declaration recorded on his/her registration card that, by reason of blindness, disability, or inability to read or write, he/she is unable to read the names on the ballot or on the voting machine labels, or that he/she has a physical disability which renders him/her unable to see or mark the ballot or operate the voting machine, or to enter the voting compartment or voting machine booth without assistance. 25 P.S. § 3058(a)
The exact nature of such condition must be recorded on the registration card. Such voters will only be allowed to receive assistance if the election officers are satisfied that he/she still suffers from the same condition. 25 P.S. § 3058(a)
Any elector who is entitled to receive assistance in voting under the provisions of this section will be permitted by the judge of election to select a person of the elector's choice (except the elector's employer, an agent of the elector’s employer or an officer or agent of the elector's union) to enter the voting compartment or voting machine booth assist him/her in voting, such assistance to be rendered inside the voting compartment or voting machine booth. 25 P.S. § 3058(b)
In every case of assistance under the provisions of this section, the judge of election must enter in writing in a book to be furnished by the county board of elections, to be known as the record of assisted voters--(1) the voter's name; (2) a statement of the facts which entitle him/her to receive assistance; and (3) the name of the person furnishing the assistance. The record of assisted voters must be returned by the judge of election to the county board of elections with the other papers, as hereinafter provided, and the county board must permit the same to be examined only upon the written order of a judge of the court of common pleas; provided, however, that such record will be subject to subpoena to the same extent to which other election records may be subpoenaed; and provided further, that the county election board must permit any registration commission to examine any records of assisted voters without a court order, in order that the registration commission may ascertain whether electors, who have declared, at the time of registration, their need for assistance, actually did receive assistance when voting at any election. 25 P.S. § 3058(c)