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HooptieWagon

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6. The reason being they were public records

Reply to flamingdem (Reply #5)

Wed Jul 11, 2012, 02:36 AM

Jul 2012

And their release was demanded by the ACLU, several voting rigjts groups, and the Tampa Bay Times and Miami Herald. Scott and Detzner wanted to keep it secret.

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Florida to release larger potential noncitizen voter list [View all] Tony_FLADEM Jul 2012 OP

Well if they are not citizens then they should prosecute them. LiberalFighter Jul 2012 #1

+ struggle4progress Jul 2012 #2

I think these are made-up "voters." If not, I want to see all 180,000 of them in the Gator stadium nanabugg Jul 2012 #3

Republican operatives will be at polling places to challenge voters csziggy Jul 2012 #4

Yes, they released those lists for a reason flamingdem Jul 2012 #5

The reason being they were public records HooptieWagon Jul 2012 #6

They are releasing it to the media, the Democratic Party, the ACLU, and other activists quaker bill Jul 2012 #7