Absentee ballot requests seized; probe launched

Indystar.com ^ | November 01, 2002 | By Vic Ryckaert

[Ditto]

My wife is so angry she is looking into filing some sort of charges.

Do it. I'd also lay even money that the woman "helping" your aunt was an employee of the Service Employeer Union, a DNC mafia operation, that run most nursing homes.

[KC Burke]

In addition, since there were anecdotal reports of this by others on the forum during the last election, I think your experience deserves its own thread. Only title visibility such as "Nursing Home Alzheimers Patient Dem Vote Fraud" will get this the contributions from others that have become aware of this.

[redangus]

Because they all came from Center Township the home base of incumbent Democrat Julia Carson. Julia and her people have for years bussed many a black nursing home patient to the polls on election day on church busses, and followed up with a nice lunch at the church for those that got out and voted. Now who do you think these people voted for. All they are doing now is just trying to eliminate the travel expenses and lunch.

Brose McVey will have to win the real vote in this district by 5-10% to have a chance at winning this seat.

[Hildy]

But why didn't they point out which party had the questionable ballots?

[Samwise]

"in 78 absentee ballot applications..."

[NotJustAnotherPrettyFace]

Please tell your wife that she should do it. The only problem is that she should have gotten the woman's name and detained her until a nursing home authority could come and help deal with the situation.

[Miss Marple]

They have seized absentee ballots which arrived from questionable absentee request forms. They don't KNOW how the ballots were voted, nor does it matter (although dollars to doughnuts most are democrat ballots).

The Marion County election board has several members from both parties, including the Recorder, who is a Republican (country officials are often elected in off years so there is overlap in administrations). The ballots almost all come from Center Township, which is the inner city.

Scott Newman is the Prosecutor and he is also a Republican. He is not running for reelection, as he is returning to the private sector, partly for health reasons. He is a tenacious and aggressive prosecutor and will prosecute violations if they can be proved.

The Star's political reporters are fairly liberal, so they will not be going out of their way to hint what is obvious to anyone from this area: these ballots are part of Julia Carson's amazing ability to come from behind and win. My guess is that they have a pretty good handle on this and Carson is panicked, hence her walk-out in the middle of a debate a couple of days ago.

[alethia]

"The problems include signatures on applications that do not match those on file with the voter registration board, applications in which the voter's name is misspelled, and correction fluid used to change voters' addresses..."

Wonder how many of these voters are "pushing up daisies" at the local cemetary?

[Samwise]

[Miss Marple]

LOL! Thanks! Varvel is a great cartoonist!

[mewzilla]

ROTFLMAO!! I needed that. Thanks for the post.

BTW, Miss Marple, did you see the thread about the crispy crittered absentee voter apps in SD?

[Mark17]

Why can't they report the party affiliation of those ballots? Let's be honest and forthcoming.

If the Media do not report party affiliation, can't we safely assume they must be demon cats?

[Free the USA]

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