10-20-2008, 08:59 PM
Ms. Helander was on Libby Collins this morning. I thought it was absolutely amazing what she had to say. The parties involved in this massive fraud are some familiar groups. Sounds like there are many layers to go. Willard talked to someone in D.C. who mentioned that there may be an option to ask for ID's if certain issues are present. I really wouldn't mind that. Some callers called in with what they have witnessed as well. It's big...
If it's podcast, and I requested it
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Lake County clerk wants ID checks for some voters
Monday, October 20, 2008 | 1:54 PM
AP
WAUKEGAN, Ill. -- A Republican official in Lake County wants to require some voters to show IDs if voter registration problems are clustered in certain precincts.
Lake County Clerk Willard Helander on Monday said she's asked the state's attorney if that could be done legally. She says it would help ensure a fair election.
Helander last week called for an investigation of nearly 1,000 voter registrations, citing concerns with addresses and signatures on mail-in forms.
A spokeswoman for Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says that office hasn't received Helander's request for an investigation.
Helander says she's still planning to send the AG's office her documentation. The Illinois State Board of Elections hasn't returned a call seeking comment.
If it's podcast, and I requested it
, I'll put a link here.Lake County clerk wants ID checks for some voters
Monday, October 20, 2008 | 1:54 PM
AP
WAUKEGAN, Ill. -- A Republican official in Lake County wants to require some voters to show IDs if voter registration problems are clustered in certain precincts.
Lake County Clerk Willard Helander on Monday said she's asked the state's attorney if that could be done legally. She says it would help ensure a fair election.
Helander last week called for an investigation of nearly 1,000 voter registrations, citing concerns with addresses and signatures on mail-in forms.
A spokeswoman for Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan says that office hasn't received Helander's request for an investigation.
Helander says she's still planning to send the AG's office her documentation. The Illinois State Board of Elections hasn't returned a call seeking comment.