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RE: 1/5 Boulder Weekly voting article: Does your vote count?
Interestingly, many of us were interviewed and Grace has chosen to write
this as a war between Josh and Al. But the BW is entitled to do that for a
bit, since they didn't report on the war between Tom and Al.
Hardly a mention of Linda's bungling; Hart's propensity to play fast and
loose with history and the facts; etc.
One thing that bothers me is that this story says that the county rejected
the report of the ERC. Only Linda Salas rejected our report, writing a long
winded response in which we were told what she would do. Well she's not
following her own recommendations either.
The clue that Linda is not in charge is that the commissioners didn't simply
give her $5M and ask her to use her best judgment. Someone who's already
proven that blowing $1.7M (not the 1.5M in this story) on junk that can't
count high school ACT tests, much less 168,000 ballots without choking.
There's no call to fight with Linda or the elections staff. Only with the
commissioners.
sg
-----Original Message-----
From: Doug Grinbergs [mailto:saule@xxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Thursday, January 05, 2006 5:16 PM
To: cvv-discuss@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: 1/5 Boulder Weekly voting article: Does your vote count?
The cover story of this week's Boulder Weekly: Making Every Vote
Count. I'm taking the liberty of forwarding the entire piece.
Boulder County elections: Does your vote count?
Critics say Boulder County is poised to waste millions on new voting
equipment
Grace Hood (editorial@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx)
Boulder Weekly
2006-01-05
http://www.boulderweekly.com/coverstory.html (this URL will only be
good for the next week)
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