Re: [UC] Voter Turnout

[Vincent/Roger]

Now that the Statute of Limitations has expired (I hope), I can confess that 
I voted twice for President in 1972.  This was possible because I was still 
registered at my parents' residence address in Penn Wynne and also 
registered at my West Philly address while in graduate school.  I made the 
decision at the last minute to try to vote in both places and was surprised 
how easy it was.  Unfortunately, not enough McGovern people did the same 
thing!  I wouldn't be surprised if this was still a simple way to vote 
twice; I find it hard to imagine how to prevent it.
Roger Harman
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From: "William H. Magill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Saturday, November 06, 2004 1:47 PM
Subject: Re: [UC] Voter Turnout


On 02 Nov, 2004, at 13:56, Turner,Kathleen wrote:
There is an article in today's Inquirer about how bizarre the election
set up in Philadelphia is (imagine that -- using "bizarre",
"Philadelphia" and "elections" in one sentence) with polling places in
private homes, bars, businesses, etc.  I wonder how common it is to have
the confusion of more than one division voting at the same place?
Most polling locations in the city serve multiple divisions.
Most serve only 2, but many server 3 or 4. (Especially in areas where 
there are high-rise buildings.)

T.T.F.N.
William H. Magill
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