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Double Bubble Trouble

LOS ANGELES, CA - On Super Tuesday 2008, Jacob Soboroff of Why Tuesday? drops by Los Angeles City Hall for an exclusive interview with Los Angeles City Attorney Rocky Delgadillo about widespread vo...  
 
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nemesis700 (5 months ago) Show Hide
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where my bubble booty bitches at
BigDerrick44 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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No more voteing!Everybody 45 and older put you name in a hat and the last president gets to pick the next president! No cheating,no ballots no one can understand, no machines that miscount on accident{yeah right} And no more party politics! Bet it would work.
Arschenschmertz (1 year ago) Show Hide
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As sick as it sounds they should bring back intelligence and literacy tests for US voters. I say that and I am an American, BTW, but if a person is too stupid to either fill in a bubble or poke a hole ad brush off the chad then he/she is too stupid to be entrusted with the responsibility of picking a national or local leader.
kalvinphil (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Why is it so hard to fuking figure out how to vote, how to count votes, and how to run a respectible election? Seems pretty simple to me.
ghotifisher (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I'm Australian so i'm naturally inclined to suggest the US system is flawed on many fronts, but the one that I really don't get is why you still get ballots wrong after Florida in 2000.

It should be pretty simple-rock up, ask for a ballow, and vote for your preferred candidate. If you vote for a Democrat, your intenion is clear, whether you tick another box that says you are voting in the Democratic contest. At least they got one thing right: Paper ballots can at least be checked.
Freepablo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Wrong. The ballot machine will only reject ballots that have NO votes at all. We got a few from people who didn't know how to vote properly their first time. Even if they just voted for president and no props it goes through.
Freepablo (1 year ago) Show Hide
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I was a poll worker AND WAS NEVER TOLD ABOUT THIS DURING ANY MEETING. I didn't even hear about this today. I saw many English-speaking 20-year-olds confused by this. I can't even being to imagine how many non-English speaking people just wasted their Democrat vote because they had enough problems to begin with when just voting. This bubble had absolutely no point and has just waste THOUSANDS of votes.
mpascal (1 year ago) Show Hide
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LA County double bubble fiasco questions that need to be answered:
- How many votes "didn't count" for being invalid?
- How does it compare to previous years?
- Independents who wanted to vote democratic did they get different ballots at the polls from registered democrats? (Some did, some didn't)
- How many independent voters who voted democratic didn't fill the democratic bubble? Will their vote "count"?
- How many registered democrats filled the democratic bubble? Will their vote "count"?
kindredspiritlink (1 year ago) Show Hide
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Disinformation and Voting in Riverside County.

My Mother was confused when receiving an American Independent Ballot.
Thats not the party she registered to. Then she was not prompted in the fact of the matter that she still has a choice of ballots.
Even if she is handed the wrong ballot she still can participate in the open democratic ticket.
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To contact the Fraud and Investigations Unit, please call (916) 657-2166 or you can lodge a recorded complaint by calling 1-800-345-VOTE.

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