Reply #5: the machines that were held back (that I know about) happened in

[KaliTracy]

Cuyahoga county, at the BOE level --

http://www.freepress.org/columns/display/3/2004/990

I don't think she was interim superintendent during the elections -- the prior superintendent just went to Texas to serve in a new position.

But -- I wonder if they did a "closed door session" in order to keep any public who were peeved at hubby out of the way. If people don't read the local paper, I doubt many in town know about this appointment, but if it were advertised in the neighborhoods and they had public meetings about it, I'm guessing more people would be involved.

Again, it was the way in which it happened which intrigued me -- she's been up the ladder for awhile, having served two interim positions, so it's not like she was had been a principal without any higher administrative experience.