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Category Archives: Absentee Voting
Bush v Gore: Count Every Vote (Except in Nassau County, Florida)
The Nassau County Supervisor of Elections, Shirley King, a Democrat, testified under oath that the omission of the box of ballots had been an oversight, that those votes should have been counted, and that the initial report of votes from Nassau County was wrong. After counting the missing 218 votes, Bush gained an additional 51 votes over Gore. What did the Democrats do when they found out that Bush had won that precinct by 51 votes? They did everything in their power to stonewall the count of those votes. Continue reading
Posted in Absentee Voting, Judiciary, Military Voting
Tagged Democrat Party, Judge Sander Sauls, Nassau County, recount, Rod Sullivan
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The MOVE Act Deadline Approaches
On September 18, 2010, most of the states and all of the American territories will be sending absentee ballots to military voters stationed abroad. The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act (UOCAVA), as amended by the Military and Overseas … Continue reading
DOD Grants MOVE Act Waivers
Today the Department of Defense excused Delaware, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Washington from complying with the MOVE Act. Military voters in those states now have a greatly restricted ability to cast a vote that will count in the … Continue reading
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Tagged absentee voting, disenfranchise, military voting, MOVE Act, UOCAVA
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Federal Voting Assistance
The government has provided a helpful website for those serving abroad in the military or living abroad as a civilian. Through the site you can register to vote and request an absentee ballot. http://www.fvap.gov/
Why You Should Support the MOVE Act
By James J. Woodruff II Results from the 2008 general election: Only 5 to 20% of military voters cast absentee ballots. Only 15.7% of military voters (3,362 individuals) in Minnesota were able to cast a ballot that counted in the … Continue reading
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