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To: Political Junkie Too

Irrespective of that: the assumption (from the Party of Fraud) is that the parties are somehow required to verify EVERY VOTER. That's aside from this new and wonderful vote fraud source called provisional balloting.


35 posted on 01/27/2005 11:06:43 AM PST by alancarp (When does it cease to be "Freedom of the Press" and become outright SEDITION?)
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To: alancarp
It's defensiveness on the part of the Democrats. The Secretary of State and the county elections boards are charged with verifying voters, and they know it. If the parties were responsible for verifying voters, then the smaller Greens, Libertarians, and unaffiliated independents would never have the resources to do this.

-PJ

37 posted on 01/27/2005 11:14:47 AM PST by Political Junkie Too (It's still not safe to vote Democrat.)
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To: alancarp
Posted on Sun, Aug. 29, 2004

"Political people love the absentee voter," said Kirstin Brost, of the state Democratic Party in Washington state, where 54 percent of votes in 2000 were cast by absentee ballot. "They're easier to track, and if someone is absentee, I've got three weeks to get them to vote, instead of just one day." Washington state, where voters can start voting on Oct. 13, permits voters to become permanent absentee voters.

In Washington, party workers like Brost seek to "convert" voters from Election Day voters to absentee voters. Then they can easily determine from county auditors' lists which voters' ballots have been received and which voters need another phone call.


THE RATS PLAN FROM THE RATS MOUTH
39 posted on 01/27/2005 11:20:29 AM PST by Splatter (A foolish man is able to learn, has the opportunity, and does not do it..)
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