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MA. Polling Official: "We Have to Call City Hall" Before Signs Removed

It's called "electioneering," folks. Apparently it's going on all over the place today.
(Maybe we need to call in the UN Election Monitors, eh?)

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January 19, 2010
10:15 AM EST
From NetRightNation.com:

We reported earlier on sign violations at precincts in Boston. An in the field reporter for NRN spoke with an election official at a precinct about these violations. Click here to see the video.

(H/T Samantha Barrett for capturing this footage)

If these people can't enforce the rules on signs, how will they be able to run a fair election?

Watch the video at NetRightNation.com.


Adam R. Bitely
Executive Director
NetRightNation.com

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