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Thu Oct-28-04 11:25 PM
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| How many lawyers/volunteers/watchers are allowed at the polls |
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Where are they stationed inside and out
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| adadem
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:25 PM
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| 1. one challenger per party |
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:27 PM
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| 3. What about the lawyers, will they have to stand outside? |
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:30 PM
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Poll monitors (non-partisan) are being instructed to stay 100 feet outside of the entrance to the polling place. They may go inside at the request of a voter with a problem.
Lawyers are on-call, rather than being stationed at a site.
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| Norquist Nemesis
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:26 PM
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two per party in a GE.
That was a question asked and answered tonight at my local Dems meeting. :)
Not sure about the others.
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:30 PM
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| 5. We're allowed one per party, but then each campaign can have its own |
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Edited on Thu Oct-28-04 11:31 PM by gauguin57
pollwatcher there, too! This is in PA.
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Thu Oct-28-04 11:32 PM
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| 6. Same here in Arkansas - 1 per party, 1 per candidate eom |
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