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To: ozaukeemom
Unless your question is rhetorical (and then I apologize for trying to answer it) you should scream to high heaven and immediately file a challenge because someone stole your ballot! You won't get to vote, but you should file a complaint with your municipality, with the County Clerk, the Sheriff, the DA, the GAB, and anybody else who will listen. Put it in writing. Call the newspaper. Call Charlie Sykes, Vickie McKenna, Jay Weber, and Mark Belling. Jeff Wagner too.

As for the rest of your question: of course you need an id for most of those things, but you already knew that!


12 posted on 04/25/2012 2:59:26 PM PDT by afraidfortherepublic
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To: afraidfortherepublic; ozaukeemom

partially true, because you CAN make your vote count even if it is to offset the stolen one. Demand a provisional ballot, file a protest, find the media pronto, and make a great big fuss.


17 posted on 04/25/2012 3:35:49 PM PDT by NonValueAdded (Steyn: Obama sez: "Nice little Supreme Court you got here. Shame if anything were to happen to it.")
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To: afraidfortherepublic; ozaukeemom

I do not believe that the lawsuit challenges the requirement to sign the voter roll before given a ballot.

So there may be some evidence to pursue including fingerprints on ballot if the DA is so inclined.


19 posted on 04/25/2012 3:42:55 PM PDT by ADSUM (Body of Christ is the Church, gathered around the crucified risen Lord and fed by Him in Communion.)
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To: afraidfortherepublic

Yes, it was rhetorical. But, it seems like it could happen.


30 posted on 04/25/2012 6:12:23 PM PDT by ozaukeemom (No to Romney, no how, no way, no money, no vote)
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