Now. Update later.Ben Swann. Should I send it tonight or wait until after the meeting tomorrow? Do you know if anyone ran the fact that the location is different from what is on the letter past a parlimentarian to see if there is a way to cure that or if it needs to be cured?
Now. Update later.
I really really hope that our people on the ground will use this. Maybe it would be good to send Santorum and Gingriches voters to right address too. They will be pissed off too. Prepare speech
Can someone count GOP officials who resigned, voted out etc. and replaced with Ron Paul people?
You're probably going to need someone at the "honest mistake" location to direct delegates to the real one, or at least someone should put up a sign the morning of the convention to make sure people know where they should be...
This is mail fraud... a federal crime punishable up to 20 years in prison.
This is mail fraud... a federal crime punishable up to 20 years in prison.
Shouldn't a Ron supporter be at the wrong address just in case some Ron Paul delegates "fall through the crack" and do NOT get the right information and show up there. They can then be redirected to the right location to the convention.
Shouldn't a Ron supporter be at the wrong address just in case some Ron Paul delegates "fall through the crack" and do NOT get the right information and show up there. They can then be redirected to the right location to the convention.
This might dupe some older people or Santorum supporters, pretty sure they may have gotten the same misinformation.
204C.035 DECEPTIVE PRACTICES IN ELECTIONS.
Subdivision 1.Criminal penalty.
No person shall knowingly deceive another person regarding the time, place, or manner of conducting an election or the qualifications for or restrictions on voter eligibility for an election, with the intent to prevent the individual from voting in the election. A violation of this section is a gross misdemeanor.
Subd. 2.Reporting false election information.
Any person may report to the county auditor or municipal clerk an act of deception regarding the time, place, or manner of conducting an election or the qualifications for or restrictions on voter eligibility for an election. The election official to whom the report was made shall provide accurate information to the person who reported the incorrect information in a timely manner, and may provide information about the act of deception and accurate information to mass media outlets in any affected area. The county attorney may subsequently proceed under subdivision 1.
Minnesota has a statute banning this specific activity.