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cyberpj

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8. Maybe the best idea of all would be for residents to have their licenses scanned instead of

Reply to Bjorn Against (Reply #7)

Sat Jan 14, 2012, 11:48 AM

Jan 2012

signing petitions.

That way, they're verified right then and there.

No license? Then sign. But it would surely reduce the time, cost and number of signatures to verify.

And there are small and portable scanners around these days that could be used.

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Wis. Judge Rules For GOP On Walker Recall Procedures. There is now talk of hiring software vendor! [View all] cyberpj Jan 2012 OP

Walker didn't like the game, so he changed the rules gratuitous Jan 2012 #1

And now, can't there/won't there be an appeal which just delays things longer? cyberpj Jan 2012 #2

1.Judge's recent ruling may help Walker - but 2. Challengers say they have more than needed cyberpj Jan 2012 #3

ON WISCONSON !!!! Mojeoux Jan 2012 #4

Sending the signatures to be scanned actually makes some sense Bjorn Against Jan 2012 #5

I'll take your word for it. It's still a stall tactic that keeps him in office. And once scanned, cyberpj Jan 2012 #6

A scan program wouldn't delay things, it would speed things up Bjorn Against Jan 2012 #7

Maybe the best idea of all would be for residents to have their licenses scanned instead of cyberpj Jan 2012 #8

Interesting idea, although too late for that now. Bjorn Against Jan 2012 #9

Good idea, but it wouldn't surprise me if BadgerKid Jan 2012 #10

All the petitions will be put on the GAB website dragonlady Jan 2012 #11