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Cheap tactics running rampant.

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Still wanna so the dems are the evil ones on this crap tonyi or that they do it more? Is this stuff civic responsibility?

 

 

 

West Virginia:

 

In a letter, Berkeley County clerk John Smalls cites calls from a cell phone were made to Eastern Panhandle democrats telling them that they were not registered to vote. The letter also said the calls informed democrats in some cases they wouldn`t be able to vote on Election Day [...]

 

It`s considered an improper act because when upset citizens called the voter registration office to make sure they were registered to vote, indeed they were. So, who made these misleading calls? The Berkeley County Clerk`s Office traced the number voters gave as the source back to the Eastern Panhandle Republican Headquarters.

 

 

 

http://www.whag.com/news/default.asp?mode=shownews&id=2536

 

 

In Ohio:

 

A letter claiming that is not from the board of elections:

 

 

 

 

In Wisconsin:

 

UW-Madison students in six residence halls received misleading information this week about how to vote, triggering allegations of dirty tricks.

The Dave Magnum for Congress campaign and the College Republicans took responsibility and apologized for the mailing Friday evening, insisting it was an honest error.

 

But a progressive group called it a deliberate attempt to confuse student voters. And University of Wisconsin-Madison Chancellor John Wiley, saying he was concerned that students might not know where to vote, had e-mails sent to all students Friday afternoon containing correct information.

 

 

http://www.madison.com/tct/news/index.php?ntid=15065&ntpid=0

 

 

In Alabama, sent to numerous democratic areas:

In Alabama, sent to numerous democratic areas:

 

 

 

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It may be wrong, but Alabama is awsome!!! :notworthy

 

Sure those things are wrong, but its not like the dems wouldn't do that if the conservatives were ill informed. Dems have their own fraud, reps have fraud.

 

Aren't we just the model democracy?

Thats almost as bad as haitian community leaders walking up to voting machines with haitian voters and pointing who they should vote for. Think this doesnt happen? Take a trip to the haitian polls in dade, even the election workers (not pollwatchers) dont say naything to these community leaders, because they too are members of that community and those are their leaders too. Very sad stuff goes on here in exploiting nonenglish speaking haitians

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