« on: July 08, 2008, 08:24:10 PM »
The investigation began late last month after county elections head Steve Chiavetta challenged the validity of between 100 and 150 voter registration applications.
"I've gotten some voter registration forms that are very questionable that need to be looked at by experts," said Chiavetta, who turned the matter over to the county detectives.
"We've had some calls from voters that somebody fills out this form and we send them a voter registration card and they say they've never filled out anything," Chiavetta said.
ACORN National President Maude Hurd said in a statement that she did not believe the former employee in question sought to register ineligible people.
"While we don't think the intent or the result of his action was to allow any ineligible person to vote, this employee defrauded ACORN and the American public," Hurd said.
http://www.pennlive.com/patriotnews/stories/index.ssf?/base/news/1215395711111620.xml&coll=1Move along, nothing to see here....
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