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Politics : Electoral College 2000 - Ahead of the Curve
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To: KLP who wrote (4948)12/5/2000 11:07:06 PM
From: William Brotherson  Read Replies (1) of 6710
 
I'm not sure but maybe I'm just looking at this too simply. If the law states that no one can put the voter ID number down other than the voter, then wouldn't every vote in Florida be against the law? When you go in to vote they ask your name, they then turn to a page in a book that has your number already in it that was put there by someone else, you are asked to sign your name next to your number that someone else already put there and then you are given your ballot. I wonder if any of these attorney's have thought of that aspect???

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