Reply #7

Fri Sep 21, 2012, 06:12 PM

littlewolf (1,583 posts)

my outrage was misplaced ....

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19 replies	Author	Time	Post
NO RIGHT to a secret ballot ...ya gotta be kidding me [View all]	littlewolf	Sep 2012	OP
Just like Saddam Hussein used to do	nichomachus	Sep 2012	#1
what country are we in again?	guyton	Sep 2012	#2
Actually, this is probably true...	brooklynite	Sep 2012	#3
I agree.	LiberalFighter	Sep 2012	#10
That's never been a Federal constitutional right	Recursion	Sep 2012	#4
but it is in the Colorado constitution	guyton	Sep 2012	#5
Which is why,	JimDandy	Sep 2012	#6
ahem ... oops sorri ... it seems	littlewolf	Sep 2012	#7
Your outrage	JimDandy	Sep 2012	#8
From the title I assumed this was a card check post	Riftaxe	Sep 2012	#9
That's correct. There is no constitutional guarantee to a secret ballot.	NYC Liberal	Sep 2012	#11
It's my understanding that in the US you have to declare your party affiliation when registering to	Monk06	Sep 2012	#12
you declare your party affiliation	littlewolf	Sep 2012	#13
So when election 'monitors' challenge your voter registration they don't know your party	Monk06	Sep 2012	#14
as far as Primaries go	littlewolf	Sep 2012	#17
So what is it election 'monitors' allowed to do? How can they challenge a voter in a polling place?	Monk06	Sep 2012	#18
I have no idea about challenging ....	littlewolf	Sep 2012	#19
Now on Youtube!	silentnomore_62	Sep 2012	#15
"silentonceagain" more like it.	Iggo	Sep 2012	#16

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