Originally Posted By alexbook >>Folks love voting in Daggett County. Even when they may not live there.<< There are 943 people in Daggett County, Utah, and 947 of them registered to vote. I think this story is hilarious. There's something about the final paragraph I found particularly enjoyable: >>[Sheriff candidate Rick] Ellsworth, a deputy reassigned from patrol to county jail, wasn't on duty Monday, and couldn't be reached at Manila High School, where he works a maintenance shift. A woman who answered a phone listed in his name said Monday he was at a doctor's appointment, then hung up before the AP could leave a message.<< ----- Full story at this link: <a href="http://kutv.com/local/local_story_311112113.html" target="_blank">http://kutv.com/local/local_st ory_311112113.html</a>
Originally Posted By Kar2oonMan >>There are 943 people in Daggett County, Utah, and 947 of them registered to vote.<< Is one of them Ann Coulter?
Originally Posted By fkurucz Having lived outside the US and returning upon reaching adulthood I was suprised (floored actually) on how easy it is to register fraudulently to vote. No ID of any kind was required. In other countries you have to demonstrate that you have the right to vote before you can be registered.
Originally Posted By DlandDug Prove you have a right to vote? What kind of suppression are you suggesting?
