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Indeed, in "A Fallible 'Fail-Safe,'" a recent Demos report on provisional balloting in the 2006 election, I analyzed more than five hundred calls made to the Election Protection hotline and found that more than 40 percent had to do with errors with voter registration lists.

Provisional voting: a fallible fail-safe for voters

Fan approach: California League president Joe Gagliardi said he wants to return fan balloting for next year's all-star game.

PLUMMER PUSHES MONTERO AS ALL-STAR

Balloting for the All-Star Game, which will be held Feb.

ALL-STAR VOTERS STILL BELIEVE IN BRYANT LAKERS STAR APPRECIATIVE OF SUPPORT

Electronic balloting will not take the place of traditional letter ballots, but will simply be an economic, convenient option for those members who might prefer to cast their ballots electronically.

Electronic voting for next board election

For the first time, the federal government is a partner in election administration, not only setting specific requirements related to system standards, provisional balloting, voting equipment, disability access, statewide voter registration databases and voter identification, but also charged with providing states with funds necessary to implement the new requirements.

Hava: make it easier to vote

Current all Association balloting is done by letter ballot mailed to all active members.

Proposed TAPPI Bylaws amendment

Regrettably, reformers have debased the system with the advent of mass absentee balloting, election by mail and the newest wrinkle, computer voting.

LATE BUSH REPORT REVEALS MAJOR FLAW IN EARLY-VOTE TREND

The city will pay upward of $53,600 to Shilts Consultants to not only manage the mail balloting, but also conduct public workshops and develop plans to ensure approval, city officials said.

MOORPARK TO PURSUE FUNDING; COUNCIL MAY SEEK ANOTHER VOTE ON TAX DISTRICT

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