Vel
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- Oct 30, 2008
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What was offered was the book to sign. If you don't sign, you don't get a ballot, do you?
Are you suggesting the poll workers have the means by which to verify the signature is a dead on match? Otherwise, anyone can sign anything...and vote then fraudulently.
When I sign, my signature is in the book and they compare
If there is so much voter fraud, where is your proof? You should be able to go through that book and find hundreds of fake signatures. Why hasn't O'Keefe done that?
Because it is easier to run away?
You do realize don't you that people who actually vote, realize that there is NOT a compare signature listed in the book that you're asked to sign? The compare signature is on your voter registration form and that will most likely be at your county registrar's office. It is only compared if the vote is challenged.