gully
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Wed Oct-18-06 02:56 PM
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I just signed up in my state to be an election day monitor. |
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Wed Oct-18-06 02:57 PM
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1. If that's the same thing as a poll watcher, yes, I did. nt |
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Wed Oct-18-06 02:57 PM
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2. Please get as much training as they can offer you |
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and pay close attention. I don't know if you're in an area that will be targetted by voter fraud, but it would be great if you could be a pair of eyes to prevent it.
Do well. :patriot:
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Wed Oct-18-06 03:35 PM
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4. Im in a state with optiscan machines and we plan to do a recount |
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on 2% of the districts to check for accuracy.
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Wed Oct-18-06 03:00 PM
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3. Don't know what state you are in... |
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but if it's Louisiana you must be a certified commissioner to be a poll watcher. Be sure and check the rules. You can be refused if you aren't in compliance.
I certainly work the polls but as a Commissioner in Chief; I get to open and clear the Sequoia machines.
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