RP "mistakenly" removed from ballot in Albany, NY suburb

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You can't compete if your name is removed from the ballot. I wonder how many votes this cost RP?

Scattered voting problems in NY primary

Associated Press - February 5, 2008 10:55 PM ET

NEW YORK (AP) - Voters around the state encountered scattered problems at the polls today.

Some voting machines jammed in parts of Brooklyn. Other New York City voters complained that they arrived at their longtime polling places, only to be told their names weren't listed there.

Elections officials said voters' names could be missing for the rolls because they weren't registered with the Democratic or Republican party.

In Westchester County, officials said some primary voters mistakenly cast voters for the wrong party, jamming the machines.

In Colonie, a suburb of Albany, Republican candidate Ron Paul's name had apparantly been mistakenly removed from the ballots.
http://www.wcax.com/global/story.asp?s=7828550&ClientType=Printable
 
My grandma counted the votes in Colonie. He came in 2nd behind McCain.

She likes Ron Paul and would never take votes away from him, and would not do it if somebody told her to.
 
I'll bet they had all the other candidates on there huh? Down here in my FL county they had EVERY GOP candidate ever on there.
 
I'm from Albany, and Colonie was one of the areas we worked the hardest on!!!!
We did sign wavings nearly once a week in Colonie since summer! Aswell as canvassing and all the rest!!
 
I'm from Albany, and Colonie was one of the areas we worked the hardest on!!!!
We did sign wavings nearly once a week in Colonie since summer! Aswell as canvassing and all the rest!!

Colonie is the largest town in the World :p

But as I said, my Grandmother physically counted the Colonie votes and Ron Paul came in 2nd.
 
There was a precinct in NJ where the POLL WORKERS were telling people not to vote for Ron Paul because he "had dropped out". A Ron Paul supporter was told this and raised hell. Calls were made to the State Attorney General... I guess we shall see how it turns out. Dirty tricks, done dirt cheap.
 
There was a precinct in NJ where the POLL WORKERS were telling people not to vote for Ron Paul because he "had dropped out". A Ron Paul supporter was told this and raised hell. Calls were made to the State Attorney General... I guess we shall see how it turns out. Dirty tricks, done dirt cheap.

:eek: I was kidding in my last post, but I guess I wasn't far off.
 
So...are we just going to let them have their "oops," or are we going to pitch a bitch?

:D
 
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