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Can someone tell me why a quote from Bloomberg.com can't or shouldn't be posted here?

Horlick voting project canceled By Phyllis Sides RACINE - The get out the vote project planned by Horlick High School students has been canceled. Racine Unified School District Superintendent Thomas Hicks said what started out to be a class-related activity last week turned out to be a partisan event. The decision to cancel the event was made Monday morning after he learned the facts had changed and it was no longer a bipartisan endeavor. "At one point it appeared it was going to be bipartisan and reach out to all of the community. But some groups decided they didn't want...

I'm afraid the polls are going to be way off, because they are only considering likely voters, etc. They are not taking into account the wide-spread cheating going on by the Democratic party-especially here in my home state of Wisconsin. I would like to hear others opinions on this.

Kerry rally in Madison makes history - and music By ALAN J. BORSUK aborsuk@journalsentinel.com Posted: Oct. 28, 2004 Madison - Boosted by the star power of Bruce Springsteen, Democratic presidential candidate John Kerry on Thursday told what may well have been the largest crowd for a political rally in Wisconsin history that many of the most urgent issues facing the nation are on the ballot with him Tuesday. Election 2004 Photo/Tom Lynn A massive crowd - estimated at 80,000 people - gathers Thursday in Madison to hear presidential candidate John Kerry speak and rocker Bruce Springsteen perform. Photo/Tom Lynn Sen....

http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?file=/c/a/2004/05/27/CALIF.TMP&type=printable

Election commission rejects GOP complaint on voter rolls -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- October 28, 2004 MILWAUKEE - The city’s election commission voted 3-0 Thursday to throw out a complaint alleging that more than 5,600 addresses on the city’s voter rolls may not exist. The complaint was filed three minutes before the city’s deadline Wednesday by Andrew Narrai, with the support of the Republican Party of Wisconsin. Commission member Victoria Toliver, who introduced the motion to reject the complaint, said the burden of proof necessary to disenfranchise the voters had not been met. At a special meeting Thursday, the commission heard from James Konawalski...