RE: 3 points: Re: Hart InterCivic presentation materials up

["Paul Tiger" <tigerp@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

And in as much as this next statement sounds crazy, Okay, let them sell
their votes ... that's what I say.

Your vote is your business. What you do with it, who you tell, whatever
group you work with. Its your business, not that of the government.

Paul Tiger

-----Original Message-----
From: Paul Walmsley [mailto:paul@xxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Wednesday, October 22, 2003 11:16 PM
To: Bollinger
Cc: bcv@xxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: 3 points: Re: Hart InterCivic presentation materials up

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003, Bollinger wrote:

> 2.  I do not understand how a paper receipt "facilitates vote-buying."
The
> paper receipt should be essentially the same as a paper ballot, once the
> voter verifies it is accurate.

Hi JCBollinger,

the theory, at least, is that as a Candidate A supporter, I can promise to
pay a voter money for bringing back a paper receipt that shows that they
voted for Candidate A.  Without a paper receipt, I have no way of knowing
whether the voter actually voted for Candidate A or not.


- Paul