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STLtoday - News - St. Louis City / County
STLtoday - News - St. Louis City / County
Election judge cast 2 absentee ballots
By Jo Mannies
POST-DISPATCH POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
10/20/2006
A veteran Republican election judge in St. Louis County has acknowledged to election officials that he illegally cast two absentee ballots for the Nov. 7 election.County Election Board Chairman John Diehl said the judge was told Friday that he can no longer work at the polls on Election Day. Evidence of the man's two votes will be turned over to county prosecutors, who will be decide whether to take legal action, Diehl said.People convicted of voting more than once face a minimum fine of up to $2,500 and a maximum penalty of five years in jail. They also permanently lose their right to vote.Diehl added that the election judge was elderly, and told
Election judge cast 2 absentee ballots
By Jo Mannies
POST-DISPATCH POLITICAL CORRESPONDENT
10/20/2006
A veteran Republican election judge in St. Louis County has acknowledged to election officials that he illegally cast two absentee ballots for the Nov. 7 election.County Election Board Chairman John Diehl said the judge was told Friday that he can no longer work at the polls on Election Day. Evidence of the man's two votes will be turned over to county prosecutors, who will be decide whether to take legal action, Diehl said.People convicted of voting more than once face a minimum fine of up to $2,500 and a maximum penalty of five years in jail. They also permanently lose their right to vote.Diehl added that the election judge was elderly, and told
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The Columbus Dispatch - Local/State
Strickland far ahead of Blackwell in Ohio race
Strickland’s 47-to-27 advantage over GOP rival J. Kenneth Blackwell is fueled by a more than 3-to-1 lead among independent voters, combined with Blackwell’s inability to sell himself to Ohio Republicans.
Strickland’s 47-to-27 advantage over GOP rival J. Kenneth Blackwell is fueled by a more than 3-to-1 lead among independent voters, combined with Blackwell’s inability to sell himself to Ohio Republicans.
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Why is the Media Downplaying Our Voting Scandal?
Why is the Media Downplaying Our Voting Scandal?: "Why is the Media Downplaying Our Voting Scandal?
by Danny Schechter
Explain this to me. Why do so few of our TV 'journalists' and political reporters seem interested in all the questions that have been raised about the integrity of our voting system? "
by Danny Schechter
Explain this to me. Why do so few of our TV 'journalists' and political reporters seem interested in all the questions that have been raised about the integrity of our voting system? "
Thursday, May 18, 2006
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Friday, April 07, 2006
Workers accused of fudging '04 recount
Election Workers accused of fudging '04 recount: Prosecutor says Cuyahoga skirted rules
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Joan Mazzolini
Plain Dealer Reporter
After the 2004 presidential election, Cuyahoga County election workers secretly skirted rules designed to make sure all votes were counted correctly, a special prosecutor charges.
While there is no evidence of vote fraud, the prosecutor said their efforts were aimed at avoiding an expensive - and very public - hand recount of all votes cast. Three top county elections officials have been indicted, and Erie County Prosecutor Kevin Baxter says more indictments are possible. "
Thursday, April 06, 2006
Joan Mazzolini
Plain Dealer Reporter
After the 2004 presidential election, Cuyahoga County election workers secretly skirted rules designed to make sure all votes were counted correctly, a special prosecutor charges.
While there is no evidence of vote fraud, the prosecutor said their efforts were aimed at avoiding an expensive - and very public - hand recount of all votes cast. Three top county elections officials have been indicted, and Erie County Prosecutor Kevin Baxter says more indictments are possible. "
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