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Monthly Archives: August 2012
Timely Issues in Florida Election Law: Topic 4 – Recounts
Given the projections for a close presidential race, Florida election law could once again take center stage in the days leading up to and following the election. With that possibility in mind, I will summarize in a series several … Continue reading
Posted in Ballot recounts, Election contests, Timely Issues Series
Tagged ballot count, ballot count audit, close presidential race, Florida ballots recount, Florida election contest, Florida election controversy, Florida election disputes, Florida election law, florida election problems, Florida recount, Florida vote count, Florida voting systems, machine ballot recount, manual vote recount, overvotes, Recounts of ballots, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults, undervotes, vote tabulating machines
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Timely Issues in Florida Election Law: Topic 3 – Challenges to Absentee Ballot Certificate
Given the projections for a close presidential race, Florida election law could once again take center stage in the days leading up to and following the election. With that possibility in mind, I will summarize in a series several legal … Continue reading
Posted in Absentee Ballot, Ballot inspection, Timely Issues Series, Voter fraud
Tagged Absentee Ballot, Absentee Ballot Voter’s Certificate, close presidential race, Florida election controversy, Florida election disputes, Florida election fraud, Florida election law, florida election problems, Florida inspect ballots, Florida vote challenges, Florida voting systems, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults, voter fraud, voting by mail
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Timely Issues in Florida Election Law: Topic 2 – Provisional Ballots
Given the projections for a close presidential race, Florida election law could once again take center stage in the days leading up to and following the election. With that possibility in mind, I will summarize in a series several legal … Continue reading
Posted in Election contests, Florida Voting Issues, Timely Issues Series
Tagged close presidential race, eligibility person to vote, florida canvasing board, Florida election contest, Florida election controversy, Florida election disputes, Florida election law, Florida election lawsuit, Florida election suit, florida provisional ballots, Florida right to vote, Florida vote challenges, non-citizens vote florida, poll-closing times, provisional ballots, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults
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Timely Issues in Florida Election Law: Topic 1- Voter Challenges
Given the projections for a close presidential race, Florida election law could once again take center stage in the days leading up to and following the election. With that possibility in mind, I will summarize in a series several legal issues … Continue reading
Posted in Florida Voting Issues, Timely Issues Series, Voter challanges
Tagged close presidential race, eligibility to vote, florida election attorney, Florida election controversy, Florida election disputes, Florida election law, florida election problems, Florida right to vote, Florida vote challenges, non-citizens on the voter rolls, non-citizens vote florida, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults
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Federal Court Rejects Florida’s New Early Voting Law – For Now
On August 16 the Federal District Court for the District of Columbia issued a decision in State of Florida vs United States of America et al. barring the implementation of the reduced voting hours contained in Fla. Stat. § 101.657(d) (2011) … Continue reading
Posted in Early Voting, Florida Voting Issues, Litigation Updates, Voting Rights Act
Tagged florida election attorney, Florida election controversy, Florida election disputes, Florida election law, florida election law changes, florida election law statutes, Florida election lawsuit, Florida election suit, Florida right to vote, preclear Florida’s early voting, reduced voting hours, Thomas Shults, voter registration, Voting Rights Act
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Canadian Charged With Illegally Voting in Florida
On August 10th a federal grand jury indicted Canadian citizen Josef Sever for registering to vote and for voting in the 2008 Presidential election in Broward County. Sever is also charged with false impersonation of a United States citizen (18 … Continue reading
Posted in News, Voter fraud
Tagged Canadian citizen, false statement of citizenship, florida election attorney, Florida election fraud, Florida election law, florida election lawyer, florida election problems, florida voter purge, Josef Sever, non-citizens vote florida, Thomas Shults, Tom Shults, voter fraud, voter registration
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