At 12:37 PM 10/6/2004 -0400, Nicholas Boer wrote:
>This just falls under the category of interesting. I was a registered
>republican in Pennsylvania, when I attended the University of Pittsburgh.
>Now I have received 2 forms for absentee ballots from the republican party
>of Allegheny county (PA). Mind you I left pennsylvania in 1999, moved to
>Maryland for 1 year, moved to Chattanooga and lived at one residence for 2
>years and moved within Chattanooga last year to the place I live now. How
>the heck did they find me? The address on the forms are correct and not some
>fowarded address yet I have not heard from from the allegheny county
>republican party in the past 5 years. I just do not underestand that if such
>an effort was made to find me, how come they did not figure out that I am no
>longer a Pennsylvania resident? It could be an honest mistake, but it is
>none the less strange.
>
>Nicholas Boer
>
>
>
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>
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>Fritz W. Efaw, SB, AAdipl, PhD,
>Rose of Cimarron Distinguished
>Chair of  Excellent Edu-Babble.
>          FACIEMUS !

I find it a little strange that the  PA GOP  is sending out absentee
ballots in the first place( Or the Democrats for that matter)
Shouldn't the PA Elections Commission be doing this.  Lots of skullduggery
afoot there.

Harold A. Climer
Dept. Of Physics, Geology, and Astronomy
Room 318 Grote Hall
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga
615 McCallie Ave
423-425-4546