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To: acapesket
"Here we go again!"

This will be routine in close, hotly contested elections with operatives who believe they can acheive political goals via weak election procedures.

The "found" ballots might either be fabricated and introduced into the mix for the desired result, or be ballots believed to be in the opponent's favor that were "inadvertently stored in the wrong closet" - as may be the case here.

The sensible thing will be to produce serialized copies with strict depositing controls. There would be no ballots to be later found.

17 posted on 04/06/2011 9:08:38 PM PDT by frog in a pot (We need a working definition of "domestic enemies" if the oath of office is to have meaning.)
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To: frog in a pot

A republican and a Democrat representative, approved by each party, should be handcuffed together at each polling place. They should each accompany every ballot cast in their voting place to the place where they will be counted. After recieving a receipt for those ballots, the people receiving them, also handcuffed to a person of the opposite party, should then deliver them to a secure room where they would be tabulated......by a group of equally divided approved counters. Perhaps they could come up with at least a reasonable total....


23 posted on 04/06/2011 9:21:06 PM PDT by terycarl
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To: frog in a pot

Please explain what you mean by “serialized copies with strict depositing controls”. That term is not one I’m familiar with.

Thanks in advance.


33 posted on 04/06/2011 9:38:58 PM PDT by Two Kids' Dad ((((( a COLB has 13 items of info, a REAL birth certificate has 36 items of info. I want all 36 )))))
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