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brooklynite

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4. That's actually not the issue...

Reply to Politicalboi (Reply #2)

Thu Jan 17, 2013, 04:46 PM

Jan 2013

Interviewing voters has always been done outside the polling place. This addresses reporting from inside on the voting process (in this case, the interaction between voters and election officials under the new Voter ID rules)

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Court: OK to block press from polling sites [View all] brooklynite Jan 2013 OP

I would hate to see the Supreme Court's decision on this. 5-4 in favor of media block, anyone? nt Selatius Jan 2013 #1

9-0 Sekhmets Daughter Jan 2013 #3

I doubt the court will even take the case. former9thward Jan 2013 #8

So we can steal it a lot easier Politicalboi Jan 2013 #2

That's actually not the issue... brooklynite Jan 2013 #4

I've been a poll worker for the last several years. greiner3 Jan 2013 #5

Obama was a law professor at the U. of Chicago in the 1990's. JimDandy Jan 2013 #6

The "stories" Obama "told her" were just that -- her stories. former9thward Jan 2013 #7

Obama was teaching law in his teens? ForgoTheConsequence Jan 2013 #9

Fair ruling. I wouldn't want Glenn Beck with cameras inside polling places. nt geek tragedy Jan 2013 #10

I worked this/last year as a Voter Advocate, in Virginia, elleng Jan 2013 #11

I dont believe this is really a major issue. cstanleytech Jan 2013 #12