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Republicans are willing to spend millions of dollars to stop a "rare" occurrence but-----but the Republican led House-----the laziest House in history is to lazy to appropriate the money to clean up the voting machine mess - WTF?
The following excerpts are from Bipartisan presidential panel suggests ways to improve elections - latimes.com
"The Presidential Commission on Election Administration made its recommendations in a 112-page report to President Obama. The commission led by longtime Washington attorneys Robert F. Bauer, a Democrat, and Benjamin L. Ginsberg, a Republican declared that no one should wait more than 30 minutes to vote and warned of an "impending crisis" as electronic voting machines age."
"As for voter fraud, the commission concluded it is "rare, but when it does occur, absentee ballots are often the method of choice." It also urged state registrars to regularly update and cross-check voter lists with other states, a practice that would make rolls more accurate and less subject to fraud, the report said."
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Republicans are willing to spend millions of dollars to stop a "rare" occurrence but-----but the Republican led House-----the laziest House in history is to lazy to appropriate the money to clean up the voting machine mess - WTF?
The following excerpts are from Bipartisan presidential panel suggests ways to improve elections - latimes.com
"The Presidential Commission on Election Administration made its recommendations in a 112-page report to President Obama. The commission led by longtime Washington attorneys Robert F. Bauer, a Democrat, and Benjamin L. Ginsberg, a Republican declared that no one should wait more than 30 minutes to vote and warned of an "impending crisis" as electronic voting machines age."
"As for voter fraud, the commission concluded it is "rare, but when it does occur, absentee ballots are often the method of choice." It also urged state registrars to regularly update and cross-check voter lists with other states, a practice that would make rolls more accurate and less subject to fraud, the report said."
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