Reply #31: I went to Cincy to work election day for Kerry and the Dems, the

[MasonJar]

last of several trips we Louisvillians took to help in Hamilton Co. I was assigned a precinct to check up on. After the polls closed, another lady and I went to follow the ballots to the drop off place. Only one person was taking the ballot boxes downtown, which in Ky. is illegal; she was also going to go by her house before the delivery, which seemed a little . We waited for almost two hours. When the poll workers came out, they proceeded to put "stuff" in several cars, then take them out and put them in other trunks instead. This musical chairs charade went on for twenty minutes. At that point we had no idea which car to follow. They all started going out at the same time and could not, or would not, tell us which one to follow. We asked but the ones we talked too acted totally perplexed so there we were without the chance to make sure the ballots were delivered. If that happened to me, think how many others must have met a similar misadventure.