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To: Sully- who wrote (8024)	3/2/2005 7:16:29 AM
From: Sully-	of 35834

Milwaukee Election Commission Executive Director Resigns Blogs for Bush We've been following the voting irregularities in Wisconsin that have been revealed following the election. Now, the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel reports: <<< Under a blitz of criticism over the city's handling of the Nov. 2 presidential election, Lisa Artison resigned Tuesday as executive director of the Milwaukee Election Commission after four weeks off the job on sick time. >>> Is anyone 100% confident that John Kerry truly won the state now? I can tell you I'm not. If the irregularities didn't put the results in doubt would the elections director have resigned? But hey, don't take my word for it, you can always ask Barbara Boxer... UPDATE: The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel's coverage of the voter irregularities. (see below) Posted by Matt blogsforbush.com MILWAUKEE ELECTION INVESTIGATION • 2% of Racine voter registration cards returned (2/17/05) • Voter IDs, Medicaid bailout advance (2/16/05) • More voting gaps found (2/14/05) • Problems cited in absentee voting (2/11/05) • Voter logbooks out of whack (2/9/05) • Lawmakers hear voter ID debate (2/3/05) • Some sites show huge vote gaps (2/1/05) • Election snafus must not eclipse voices of voters (1/29/05) • Fraud or bumbling, voter problems still unnerving to public (1/29/05) • Mysterious phantom voters turn out to be some really nice people (1/29/05) • Sunday Symposium: Safeguarding an important right (1/29/05) • Scandal fuels renewed push for voter ID bill (1/28/05) • City OK'd 1,305 flawed voter cards (1/27/05) • Police, FBI join investigation into possible election fraud (1/26/05) • Over 1,200 voters’ addresses found invalid (1/24/05) • Evaluation of election begins (1/20/05) • Unsent voter cards don't signal fraud, official says (1/18/05) • Lawmaker criticizes voter verification process (1/14/05) jsonline.com

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