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To: JDN who wrote (9077)	7/7/2006 5:17:14 PM
From: DMaA	Respond to of 14758

Most of the discussion on Big Media and Peoples radio I listened to about the (failed) voting rights act revolved around how important it was to make voting EVEN MORE loose. Every attempt to improve the integrity of the voting system is spun as racist elitists trying to keep poor and minorities from voting.

To: JDN who wrote (9077)	7/7/2006 5:49:55 PM
From: goldworldnet	Respond to of 14758

This is old, but nothing has improved. The FBI and the U.S. Attorneys office in Dallas are examining whether non-U.S. citizens are on Dallas County's roll of registered voters, according to an Associated Press article by Michelle Mittelstadt, dated 9/19/97. The article reports that the investigation has been slowed because INS officials in Washington are refusing to cooperate with investigators. U.S. Attorney Michael Uhl sought INS assistance by comparing the computerized tape containing the names of those who voted in the Dallas County November, 1996 and May, 1997 elections against INS' computerized records to determine if voting by foreigners occurred. Assuming that cooperation between the INS and the U.S. Attorney's office can be restored, the results of Dallas' inquiry are worth watching. Florida Voter Fraud Issues An FDLE Report And Observations January 5, 1998 fdle.state.fl.us * * *