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November 01, 2004
Colorado | Ready In Time?

The Denver Post writes about the last-ditch efforts in Colorado to have the polls ready for action:

According to a Denver Post analysis, registration duplicates - voters whose names appear more than once on the rolls - still could be as high as 68,000. Davidson’s office has forwarded those names to counties to consolidate their voter lists.

Counties such as Denver and Larimer cleared their duplicates by last week. But Jefferson County still was whittling down its list of 14,000 names listed twice.

“I don’t know if I’ll get them all done” by Tuesday, said Clerk Faye Griffin.

Prepare the lawyers!



Posted by Alan at November 1, 2004 10:05 AM | TrackBack
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People who register (and or vote) more than once should be put in jail. It is time for our government to levy jail time for people who seek to destroy our electoral processes. Never before in the history of our nation have so many been so willing to destroy our government for their partisan beliefs. We must insure that all citizens are taught civics in school and come out of that course with an appreciation that our voting process is sacred and not to be tampered with. An extra vote here or there? No big deal? It matters. That one party would encourage double or triple voting is disgusting. That, my folks, brands an entire political party as anti-American without a doubt. To those political hacks who object to this call, I say if the shoe fits…..

Posted by: Nomorelies [TypeKey Profile Page] at November 1, 2004 10:52 AM

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