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Old Reliable machines...

Well, the nice thing about the lottery system is that it would not accept a voting slip unless and until it was correct. But you're correct, the "hanging chad" crowd would happily violate any and all State laws if it would get them a vote.

As to the mandatory voting, I see your point, but I sometimes wonder if it wouldn't be such a bad idea to put a fire under the more lazy. Besides, in a mandatory voting system, they usually allow a "none of the above" choice.

Which means, if we ever go to such a system, I will declare my candidacy for the Presidency right after I change my name to "None of the Above"...

Posted by: Doc Farmer   Posted on: 10/18/05 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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