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Originally Posted by PaulS
you must be talking about 2010
your comment lacks context.
Bport has 69K voters, they ordered 21K ballots. Recommendation is to order 1 ballot per voter. I Only the people in line (and who arrived before 8) at the time they ran out of ballots where allowed to vote. Not all precincts ran out of ballots so only the precinct where they ran out ballots had the hours extended. A Republican elections official suggested they go home until ballots arrived, he said even though that would disqualified those voters.
Was it a surprise that heavily D Bport voted D in that election?
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wrong. they did not turn away buyers who showed up late, who weren’t in line earlier. had they done that, there’s be zero reason to gripe. they a. ounces early that those stations would be open late, then spread the word.
well it worked out for the best as Malloy has eliminated our debt and cut taxes and made us more competitive.
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