Problems 22 and 23 of November 2, 2004
In addition to the 21 other problems already uncovered. Problems 22 and 23 have been reported by Greg Borowski of the MJS. Incidently, my problems regarding the local canvasses are mentioned too. Thanks for publishing this, Greg.
I initially thought to categorize this as a single problem but it is 2 distinct actions, 2 distinct officials and 2 distinct statutes violated: 7.51(5)(b) and 7.60(3).
This is 2 distinct problems; the failure to report and the failure to demand the required material. Both are election fraud as defined by 12.13(2)(a).
The canvassing statutes (7.51, 7.53, 7.60 and 7.70) are specifically designed to obviate errors and to prevent the propagation of errors upwards.
I initially thought to categorize this as a single problem but it is 2 distinct actions, 2 distinct officials and 2 distinct statutes violated: 7.51(5)(b) and 7.60(3).
This is 2 distinct problems; the failure to report and the failure to demand the required material. Both are election fraud as defined by 12.13(2)(a).
The canvassing statutes (7.51, 7.53, 7.60 and 7.70) are specifically designed to obviate errors and to prevent the propagation of errors upwards.
posted by John Washburn | 8:42 AM
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