Here’s the report from McHenry County Clerk Kathie Schultz: As of the close of voting [Saturday] there have been 3702 absentee ballots applied for. Of these 2770 were early voters. February 2010 3233 total absentee—2409 early voters February 2008 6235 … Continue reading
It would flip the vote 51-49, says computer programmer with the last name of Curtis. The YouTube seems to be mislabeled. It sounds like a legislative committee hearing in Ohio. At least two congressman takes part in the questioning, plus … Continue reading
A press release from Defend the Vote: AUDIT REPORT PEER REVIEWED AND PUBLISHED BY THE JOURNAL OF PHYSICAL SECURITY DOWNLOAD THE EXPLOSIVE REPORT How difficult is it for the dead to vote in Illinois? Defend the Vote tested this question … Continue reading
Without ballot integrity, democracy disappears. If you can’t be sure your vote is being counted correctly and only votes of others voting legally are being counted as well, what trust would you have in the governmental system? The Crystal Lake … Continue reading
Considering the recount in the Wisconsin Supreme Court race, folks locally might be interested in the following Flag Day meeting. A press release from the Crystal Lake Tea Party: Who: The Crystal Lake Tea Party What: The CL Tea Party … Continue reading
47 people had voted in Crystal Lake’s Immanuel Lutheran Church precinct at 3 PM. There are 804 registered voters, so only 5.8% of the people had voted by mid-afternoon. … Continue reading
From the front lines of today’s substitution for war, comes this report from Mike Shorten: “I just got back from the Rotary Building at Veterans Acres where I dropped my ballot in the box at 8:42. “Based on the number … Continue reading
On election day, how could I resist this button that was published by the St. Louis Post-Dispatch? It was in a story about voting in the East St. Louis, Illinois, area. … Continue reading
Voters got shunted into the little room without a lake view again today. So much for the Park District’s being able to recognize that voters might like to see what their tax dollars have bought. One good thing was that … Continue reading
My precinct and Algonquin Township Precinct 19 used to share the most picturesque polling place in McHenry County, maybe in the whole State of Illinois. Since the renovation of the building, however, judges and voters have been put in a … Continue reading
My precinct and Algonquin Township Precinct 19 used to share the most picturesque polling place in McHenry County, maybe in the whole State of Illinois. Since the renovation of the building, however, judges and voters have been put in a … Continue reading
