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James Alexander <[log in to unmask]>
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Mon, 13 Nov 2000 09:12:49 -0800
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Most absentee ballots coming from overseas to Florida are from US Military or
retired US military or US Embassy employees.   These people use the APO/FPO mail
which is US Post mail traveling through the US Military mail channels.   While
working for a US defense contractor, we had US APO mail privilages in Saudi
Arabia.   It is consider the same as mailing a letter here at the local post
office in your own town.

If it is possible to get a "fake" post mark out of your local town, then it is
possible to get a fake postmark from the APO/FPO.


Mark Wonsil wrote:

> Dennis Heidner wrote:
> >In my opinion,  I would like to see recounts in all of the very close
> >states, and if the differences are less then 1000 votes do a recount by
> >hand if necessary.  Wait for all absentee ballots to be counted.  Then
> >certify the election.
>
> I don't know how accurate a hand count is over a machine count but I
> certainly agree that we should wait for the absentee ballots.  However,
> there should be a change that the rules for absentee ballots in the next
> election.  It would not be difficult to get a "fake" postmark from some
> foreign countries that had a stake in an election.  I would suggest that the
> ballots be postmarked seven days before the election and only accept them
> until the day after.
>

--
Jim Alexander   Longs Drug Stores
Sr. Systems Programmer  925-210-6901
The opinions expressed are Mine and not Longs Drugs

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