NATO AIR
Senior Member
they should be allowed to register again due to the records being lost... and there should be an investigation from the highest levels of the US gov't (not the UN) to find out if this company really was destroying voter registrations
i just hope to god it isn't true and this is a one time mistake.
http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=345
Nevada voters cant reregister, judge rules
Clark County District Court Judge Valerie Adair told the Associated Press she wants people whose voter registration applications might have been torn up to be allowed to vote, but apparently not enough to actually allow them to vote.
Adair is an elected Republican judge.
In a ruling this evening, Adair ruled that re-registration Monday for a small number of Clark County residents whose applications to vote might have been destroyed by a Republican-funded group could not go forward. It was reported tonight on the Las Vegas television station KLAS.
Earlier, Adair said she was concerned about opening what she called floodgates to manipulation of the voter rolls. The judge held an emergency hearing this morning on a Nevada Democratic Party lawsuit accusing a canvassing company called Voters Outreach of America of collecting and destroying Democratic registration forms in the Las Vegas and Reno areas.
Several employees of the company in different areas of the country say that it systematically told employees not to accept Democratic registrations. Some said they actually ripped up Democratic registrations.
The deadline to register for the November second election was Tuesday.
i just hope to god it isn't true and this is a one time mistake.
http://www.bluelemur.com/index.php?p=345
Nevada voters cant reregister, judge rules
Clark County District Court Judge Valerie Adair told the Associated Press she wants people whose voter registration applications might have been torn up to be allowed to vote, but apparently not enough to actually allow them to vote.
Adair is an elected Republican judge.
In a ruling this evening, Adair ruled that re-registration Monday for a small number of Clark County residents whose applications to vote might have been destroyed by a Republican-funded group could not go forward. It was reported tonight on the Las Vegas television station KLAS.
Earlier, Adair said she was concerned about opening what she called floodgates to manipulation of the voter rolls. The judge held an emergency hearing this morning on a Nevada Democratic Party lawsuit accusing a canvassing company called Voters Outreach of America of collecting and destroying Democratic registration forms in the Las Vegas and Reno areas.
Several employees of the company in different areas of the country say that it systematically told employees not to accept Democratic registrations. Some said they actually ripped up Democratic registrations.
The deadline to register for the November second election was Tuesday.