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10. Not exactly

Reply to leftieNanner (Original post)

Fri Jun 30, 2017, 10:41 PM

Jun 2017

SALEM, Ore. — Oregon's chief election official on Friday told President Donald Trump's commission investigating allegations of voter fraud that it could receive a statewide list of voters for $500, just like anyone else.

http://projects.registerguard.com/apf/ore/or-voting-commission-oregon/

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I can now add Oregon to the list of states that said NO [View all] leftieNanner Jun 2017 OP

Now if only Washington State will follow. ciaobaby Jun 2017 #1

I thought I saw that they had GP6971 Jun 2017 #2

Washington State LEAD. They were on the list of 24 states that didn't include Oregon. n/t pnwmom Jun 2017 #11

i am confused - it appears WA State is sending information.... ciaobaby Jul 2017 #12

Yes, there's been conflicting info. But she isn't sending much of the information they asked for. pnwmom Jul 2017 #13

Great news! Matthew28 Jun 2017 #3

Didn't see Delaware on the list of states, so I just wrote this to Gov. Carney woodsprite Jun 2017 #4

What are the usual suspects such as Ohio and Florida doing? Sneederbunk Jun 2017 #5

Glad to hear it gratuitous Jun 2017 #6

Awesome! Mahalo, leftie Cha Jun 2017 #7

Woot! Mme. Defarge Jun 2017 #8

That Oregon system should be what everyone does. You guys do it right. Squinch Jun 2017 #9

Not exactly central scrutinizer Jun 2017 #10