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dieppe June 14 2011, 02:18:00 UTC
Not to question your voting decision, but you voted for the Tea Partier?

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rampling June 14 2011, 02:31:43 UTC
I voted for Lydia Gutiérrez for the reasons I gave in this post, namely as a vote against previous fraud and budget misuse.

Too bad you hadn't mentioned the Tea Party connection on that post -- I'd never knowingly vote for a Tea Partier! Whups!

... is a Tea Partier better or worse than a Fraudster? Hard to say! :O

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wcg June 14 2011, 02:46:44 UTC
I'm a real stickler for following the rules when I'm the Chief Judge (which is more or less the same job you're doing.) I set that expectation with everybody the week before the election, and nobody's ever tried to cut corners with me.

We have the thing about two people in one car too. I think the county sheriff's deputies might keep me until my other person showed up if I just went by myself.

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rampling June 14 2011, 03:03:02 UTC
What do you say to them to set that expectation? I'm not sure how to say it without scaring them that I'll be very annoying about everything (which I believe I'm not).

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wcg June 14 2011, 12:11:57 UTC
Of course you're not. But you do have to be firm. I just make the point that I'm the Chief Judge, and since I'm the one who'll be going to jail if there are irregularities, I don't want any irregularities.

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hitchhiker June 14 2011, 14:33:51 UTC
that's a brilliant way to do it

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hitchhiker June 14 2011, 14:33:18 UTC
i didn't know la had runoff elections! that's pretty neat

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