[hoosiermama]

Really an eye open isn't it. I work the election with several other "nice" ladies. We all know each other and every one who votes. Doesn't take our leader long to ask those who have already voted to leave the building after they have voted....no lollygaggy allowed.

Don't know how we'd handle a visitor here! I'd bet not too friendly, particularly if they were lawyers from out of state. Certainly would not have allowed them to set up camp in our room.

H&%$#$%@ we even questioned a slight irregularity last election. All of us. Dem & Rep alike..... By the book and that's how we like it.

[NormsRevenge]

I found this. :-\ It's only a theory..

[Gabz]

I worked polling places for years in Delaware - and like you, we wouldn't have cottoned too well to out of state visitors.

and no way would we tolerate politicing inside the polling place.

i remember one time that a candidate was thrown out of a polling place because it was not his polling place and thus had violated the 100 feet from the entrance law for politicing ---he was a Dem candidate and it was the Democrat at the judges table that threw him out.

[Mo1]

All of us. Dem & Rep alike..... By the book and that's how we like it.

they way it's suppose to be