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Secretary of State Weighs in on Dead People Voting

by CTNewsjunkie Staff | April 21, 2008 5:01 PM
Posted to General News

Click here to read Secretary of State Susan Bysiewicz’s press release about dead voters voting.

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Posted by: Headless Horseman | April 21, 2008 5:30 PM

I guess we should all be grateful that she has decided to actually address something that legitimately falls under her authority.

It must be tough when you're out tere pretending you're an attorney general with issues like Broadwater, while completely neglecting the actul job you were elected to.

This is just the result of gross incompetence.

Posted by: matt w | April 21, 2008 6:50 PM

It's worth noting that if this investigation would have happened two weeks from now, the lists would have been "cleaned" -- stripped of voters who've moved or died in the last twelve months -- and the number of deceased voters on the rolls would be far less dramatic.

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