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Exactly, so all you have to do is use a name in the precinct book and as  
there are 100,000 more registered voters in one Ohio precinct than eligible  
citizens, there have been a lot of names added that should not be there. This 
is  
what ACORN was convicted of in the last election, flooding the rolls with 
fake 
 voters and using those names to cast votes with homeless people, etc during 
the  election. We really need photo ID at the polls. In the case of a name 
not 
on the  rolls, they issue a provisional ballot. In most cases they are 
counted as votes  unless a recount is called for and are then checked out.
 
Drew
 
 
In a message dated 10/27/2008 11:32:21 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,  
lynnw1366 AT hotmail.com writes:

We don't  have early voting in PA (except absentee). When we first moved 
here, we  had to show IDs. Now we rarely do because at least one of the 
poll workers  knows me. They have a precinct book of eligible voters, and 
check off your  name and have you sign when you come in to vote. If your 
name isn't in the  book, it attracts a LOT of attention. I only saw it 
happen once...every  poll worker gathered around, tsk-tsking about it. I 
don't know how they  finally resolved it. In fact, it worked the same way 
when I lived in  Philadelphia...if you weren't in the precinct book, you 
had a lot of  convincing to do before you would be allowed to  vote.


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