In today’s Michigan Messengar, families who are already struggling with hard times learned yet another reason to be unhappy with the current state of our government,
“We will have a list of foreclosed homes and will make sure people aren’t voting from those addresses,” party chairman James Carabelli told Michigan Messenger in a telephone interview earlier [...]

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According to Bexar County, my polling place had a total of 753 voters. We had eight voting machines and at least six poll workers. One of the other polling places we visited on election day registered a total of 887 voters with six machines and four workers that we could identify.
As I’ve stated before, these [...]

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It looks like there isn’t anything sacred about December 12 for a run-off for District 23.
Special vote for Pearland House seat set for Dec. 19 | Chron.com – Houston Chronicle
Gov. Rick Perry on Wednesday set a special election for Dec. 19 to fill the Texas House seat of the late two-term Rep. Glenda Dawson.
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Caller.com: Local News
Bogus flyers direct voters in heavily Democratic Precinct 73 to wrong voting place
By Jamie Powell/Caller-Times
November 7, 2006
Some residents in Voter Precinct 73 on the Westside found flyers on their doors or in their mailboxes Monday directing them to vote at Precinct 83, H-E-B Tennis Center instead of Fannin Elementary.
Who does this? I just [...]

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