According to radio news today, military absentee voters were sent TWO ballots and a witness has come forward who says she knows of at least three people who sent in both ballots.

This thing ain't over yet folks.

-- ain't over etc. (@ .), November 10, 2000

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Not to mention that they waited until AFTER the election to fill them out.

-- (cheaters@never.win), November 10, 2000.

Like the old saw about not watching how sausages are made, if you like to eat them, or how laws are made, if you want to respect them, this year we seem destined to rip away the facade that elections run flawlessly. There are "irregularities" in every election. They usually don't make a damn bit of difference to the outcome, though.

-- Brian McLaughlin (brianm@ims.com), November 10, 2000.

If they waited until after the election to fill out the ballots, then I don't see how they could be postmarked by election day and thus, still be valid. Also, if they send in more than one ballot, the extras would simply be discarded.

-- (hmm@hmm.hmm), November 10, 2000.

Is it possible that they were sent one official ballot and also a sample ballot?

-- Observer (lots@to.observe), November 10, 2000.

Anything is possible.

It's possible they are sitting on some submarine deep in the pacific ocean laughing their asses off because they have the fate of the entire human race in their hot little hands.

-- (shrub@is.antichrist), November 10, 2000.

(shrub@is.antichrist

With that name, you have been reading too much EZboard.

Best wishes,,,,

Z

-- Z1X4Y7 (Z1X4Y7@aol.com), November 10, 2000.

Okay, so maybe the Antichrist is one of the posters from EZboard, and the EZboard cult are predominantly supporters of Shrub. Anyway, I knew that the combination of the Antichrist and Shrub is in some way related.

-- (shrub@will.destroy.mankind), November 10, 2000.