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: Election UpdatesCA registrars counter allegations that mishandled VBM ballots changed a congressional election outcome
By Paul Gronke
The losing candidate in California’s 11th congressional district is charging that mishandled vote by mail ballots caused him to lose the race.
The challenge partially turns on the rules governing witness challenges to signature verification. The losing candidate claims that campaign volunteers should have been able to challenge signatures. Two registrars, including Steve Weir of Contra Costa, who has previously served as head of the county clerk’s association, respond that challenges are only valid if a) voters have falsified their identities or b) staff are not following proper procedures.
Full story in the Lodi News-Sentinel. Crossposted at earlyvoting.net
Full post as published by Election Updates on December 14, 2010 (boomark / email).
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