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Election Wishes
We have a wish list for election day. Naturally, the top of that list is the success of common-sense candidates. Not the goobers who confuse being aspirational with being unreasonable, nor the ones who have no regard for Other Peoples’ Money while mistakenly believing that expensive government has all the answers.
Aside from that, we hope for a clean election. No election day arbitrary closures of precinct polling places due to mismanagement by the County Clerk. No confusion among staff that leads to voters losing their rights or having to struggle just to be able to cast their vote. No cheating or abuses with “ballot harvesting.”
We hope that only live people cast ballots – and only once each. We hope that the vote tally matches exactly with the number of ballots cast. We hope that attentive poll watchers are afforded their legal right to observe every aspect of ballot counting.
We hope to have complete results before Thanksgiving… or Christmas. We hope that there are no “irregularities” with the voting machines.
As much as we hope to see a strong turnout, we hope that no precincts show up with almost every voter having cast their ballot for the very same candidate.
Most importantly, we hope that boxes of uncounted ballots don’t suddenly appear in the final moments of a close election.
Some in our county would accuse us of being conspiracy crazies for even mentioning such outlandish things. That’s fine. Concern about these kinds of problems is based on reality. However, that each past “irregularity” is easily dismissed by a certain quite predictable crowd is troubling. Those who deny the reality of the long list of past problems suggest there is nothing to be concerned about. But we all should be concerned when elections don’t go 100% perfectly. Anything less creates distrust, and we already have plenty of that.
Believe it. Don’t believe it. Either way, let’s hope there is nothing for either conspiracy theorists or irregularity deniers to talk about after June 2. |
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Make a Difference
There is still time to make a difference for candidates that you support in the June 2 election. Volunteers are needed to help get the vote out, walk precincts, or assist in organizing the activities for the final push. Even just a few hours of your time will be appreciated. If you have a friend who would like to volunteer with you, that would be great. If you don’t, no problem. There are lots of friendly people who will welcome your help. This is a fun way to be involved in your community.
Our local races have a history of very close finishes. There is good reason to expect close races again in this one. A few hours of your time could help with the last few votes that get your candidate over the top. |
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SEE PAGE 30 |
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COLAB IN DEPTH
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