[Joe Brower]

[rhombus]

Sorry, haven't followed the race much... what law are they saying she broke? If I remember the election she got in trouble for upholding the law.

[Coop]

I'm sorry. I tried to vote, but the ballot was very confusing.

[ppaul]

Some serious FReepin' goin' on!

[TheGrimReaper]

Correct answer now has 49.3%.
BUMP.

[TatieBug]

Keep Freeping ~ 49% Yes ~ 48% No ~ she's a true American.

[jjm2111]

freeped.

[Amore]

I tried, I couldn't find the darn poll.

[hispanarepublicana]

52.4 yes/45.4 no

[paulklenk]

I voted, but I have to say -- this is a very dumb poll, and typical of the kind of dumb polls newspapers run. Is there really any legal question as to whether Harris should be allowed to run? Give me a break!

[Kaslin]

I see the poll, but there is nowhere to to click on the poll

[boris]

I cannot find the poll; your link does not go directly to it. If I must search a busy web design for a hidden poll, I will not "hit it".

Point us to the poll, not their front page.

--Boris

[patriciaruth]

Boy, that is the worst site! Takes a while to load and then they don't show results after you vote.

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[Wondervixen]

>>Should Katherine Harris be allowed to run for Congress?

Better question...Should Florida liberals be allowed to run polls? Where do they get off acting like THEIR OPINION should be all that matters?

[Issaquahking]

Freeped, and at 65.5% for.

[Issaquahking]

Freeped, and at 65.5% for.

[Joe Brower]

Check this out, y'all:

Votes for Harris could be tossed out

[cricket]

Voted. . . Go Katherine!

. . .hope the Dem 'pit-bulls' don't do her in.

Now if her name was 'Jean Carnahan'. . .