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To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (35035)	11/9/2000 1:07:49 PM
From: JDinBaltimore	Respond to of 50167

Hi Jeff, My wife tells me the same thing! ? the arrow points directly to the hole? what confusion....care should be taken... <VBGGG> But give them a break heck their in their 70's and 80's and their sight isn't what it used to be. Don't you think the DRIVE to the poll was tramatic enough! -gggg- "for the drivers behind, and in opposing traffic.-gg- Best John

To: Jeff Jordan who wrote (35035)	11/9/2000 1:13:57 PM
From: Mosko	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 50167

I'm an avid lurker here, I just have to butt in on this subject..... as to how these voters know they voted incorrectly: There was a report on NPR yesterday concerning the ballots in West Palm Beach . They interviewed some very angry voters who claimed that after they had incorrectly punched their ballot, they discovered their mistake and asked for a new ballot. They were told they could not have new ballot and to put the incorrect ballot in the box. This is illegal, when you make a mistake on a ballot you are allowed to destroy that ballot and get a new one. From what I understand a new vote cannot be called, but individual voters can file lawsuits. It seems to me that if enough voters are pissed off enough, you could have a class action lawsuit on your hands. I don't think that Gore will want to drag this out, but some angry voters in Florida may . Mosko