>>What are the Republican's strategies for suppressing democratic votes? I REALLY like to know.
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>In states where the Republicans control the election process (that is, with a Republican Secretary of State or equivalent), one biggie is to provide too few machines in polling places where high Democratic turnout is expected. There was a lot of that in Ohio in 2004.
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>Tamar
Our Secretary of State is a Democrat. There were more than 10 machines to use when I voted. Even with that number, it was over an hour I had to stand in line before even entering the building. However, I voted at a different location than I typically vote at because there are different sites for early voting. At the location I typically vote at, there have always only been two in previous elections. I don't know how many there will be this election since I voted early. Of course, there are more sites on the 4th to vote at so the number of folks expected is smaller. It is a volunteer fire department.
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