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Offline Gina

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What could this mean? Military Absentee ballots
« on: October 01, 2012, 06:39:49 AM »
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VA: Military absentee ballots going AWOL in 2012

By Kenric Ward, Virginia Watchdog

FREDERICKSBURG — A 92 percent drop in absentee-ballot requests by military personnel in Virginia is raising concerns that the Pentagon is failing to carry out a federal voting law.

With only 1,746 military voters in Virginia requesting absentee ballots so far this year — out of 126,251 service members in the state —the Military Voter Protection Project says the system has broken down.

And it’s not just in the Old Dominion. MVPP Executive Director Eric Eversole reports significant declines in absentee-ballot requests by service members across the nation.

Compiling data from Virginia, Florida, North Carolina, Illinois, Ohio, Alaska, Colorado and Nevada, Eversole’s organization found that military families have requested 55,510 absentee ballots so far this year. That’s a sharp decline from the 166,252 sought in those states in 2008.

http://mvpproject.org/in-the-news/va-military-absentee-ballots-going-awol-in-2012/






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Re: What could this mean? Military Absentee ballots
« Reply #1 on: October 01, 2012, 07:31:17 AM »
That is just obama withholding them from them. He doesn't want the military vote to count, unless it is a vote for him.