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To: Quick1
Well, at least they were able to stop the busses of Mondale voters that were coming in from neighboring states - college kids mainly - to register and vote for him on the same day.

Just because voter fraud isn't reported doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

If someone is paying attention during the election cycle there is no reason why s/he can't register prior to election day. And if you don't think the parties will round up people to vote on election day because they can register at the same time, you are in denial.

Personally, I could care less about the percentage of people who actually vote. My only concern is that those who vote understand and know what they are voting for. If this means fewer people participate in the voting process, so be it.

42 posted on 04/23/2003 10:07:44 AM PDT by Wphile (Keep the UN out of Iraq)
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To: Wphile
I'd rather have a higher percentage of voters, and have all of them knowing what they're voting for. Is that too diffucult a goal?

The first step is getting people involved in the political process again. Once they start caring about it, they will educate themselves.
45 posted on 04/23/2003 10:11:23 AM PDT by Quick1
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