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In article <hmurdock-1411002005080001@208-25-51-162.stk.inreach.net>,
  hmurdock@inreach.com (HM) wrote:
> In article <8usk5s$vo4$1@nnrp1.deja.com>, steppenwolf41@my-deja.com
wrote:
>
> > More and more I hear about the potential for fraudulent absentee
> > ballots coming out of Israel. Has anyone any information about
ballots
> > mailed from Israel after the election but with backdated postmarks?
>
> Here's some information about that:
>
>
http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty/20001114_xnjdo_absentee_b
.shtml
>
> The law does allow some exceptions, such as for those serving in the
> Armed Forces during time of war.  It would be tough to mail in
> an absentee ballot while in a submerged submarine, or while
> surrounded by hostile forces.
>
> A more informative article, from the Jewish Telegraphic Agency,
> (http://jta.virtualjerusalem.com/index.exe?00111311)
> says:
>
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>
> Floridians in Israel
> could cast their votes even now
> By Naomi Segal
>
> JERUSALEM, Nov. 13 (JTA) � A lawyer here claims that Floridians who
live
> in Israel may be able to make a difference in the U.S. presidential
> election by voting now.
>
> Under Florida law, absentee ballots can be counted up to 10 days after
> Nov. 7 if they are postmarked on or before Election Day.
>
> But Jerusalem lawyer David Baskin asserts that there may be a
loophole in
> the law that would make it possible for absentee voters who already
have
> ballots to vote now. He cites a slip included with the absentee ballot
> informing voters of the right to submit a vote after the election if,
for
> some reason, the ballot could not be postmarked on Election Day.
>
> The slip reads, "Please make every effort to see that your ballot is
> postmarked. If, however, you do not have a method to show a postmark,
and
> your ballot is received by the November 17th deadline, it will be
counted
> if otherwise valid."
>
> "I see this as a very wide statement," Baskin said. "People like
myself
> got the ballot and held it to the last day. But other people who took
> their ballots and probably voted, punched it out, put it aside and
lost it
> or never sent it in. Or people who voted had a flu on Election Day and
> couldn't send it in.
>
> "Therefore," he continued, "if the ballot were to arrive by the 17th
and
> didn't have a postmark, they could still" submit it.
>
> Jerusalem resident Roz Soltz, a former Floridian, knew the U.S.
> presidential race was tight when she cast her absentee ballot this
year �
> but never imagined what an impact her vote would have.
>
> "We're delighted that every vote is going to count. I think this has
> brought back to the American public how important it is," said Soltz,
who
> immigrated with her husband four and a half years ago.
>
A classic of Jewish arrogance and corruption.

Will
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>
> Isn't it quite an insult to compare those in the Service that are
> genuinely unable to send their ballots in on time to those who
> "lost it?"
>
> Furthermore, what right do those that have taken up residence in
> a foreign country, one which they are citizens of, to vote in
> congressional, legislative, and local races in counties they
> have not lived in for years?
>
> It is a further insult that while Israelis can Fed-Ex (which has
> no postmark) their ballots in after the deadline,  while men and
> women in the Service can't, as they somehow never received theirs.
>
(http://www.worldnetdaily.com/bluesky_dougherty/20001114_xnjdo_military_
a.shtml)
>
> Regards,
> HM
>
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