June 29, 2004

More, New Voting Problems in Florida; only 2 voting places in ALL of Miami

June 29, 2004/ Tron Nick

If the Miami-Dade County Elections Department cannot provide more voting locations for the Aug. 31 election, Miami city commissioners said they would consider initiating a class-action suit against the state and county. The commission's unanimous vote came Thursday after Miami-Dade County Elections Supervisor Constance Kaplan had explained that while there are 14 locations countywide, only two are within city limits: one at the Lemon City Library and the other at the Stephen P. Clark Government Center. [more]
ACLU: Felon voting measure will wait [more] (Has nothing to do with felon voter purge)

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