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jillan

(39,451 posts)
Tue Apr 5, 2016, 12:42 PM Apr 2016

Arizona Primary News - the DOJ has agreed to look into all of the voting problems in Arizona.

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/entry/justice-department-arizona_us_5702b720e4b083f5c6085933

WASHINGTON — The federal government is investigating Arizona’s most populous county after its dramatic decrease in voting sites led to long lines during the state’s primary last month.


The county cut its voting sites from 200 during the 2012 presidential primary to just 60 for this year’s March 22 primary. Some Arizona voters reported waiting in line for five hours to cast their ballot, long after the GOP race was called for reality television star Donald Trump and the Democratic primary was called for former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton
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Lines weren’t the only problem in Maricopa, however. Some voters reported that the county had switched their party registration, possibly due to a computer glitch. Thousands of voters were forced to cast provisional ballots as a result.


Guess voter suppression is NOT okay.
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