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(CCLM's web site, 10/15/07)
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Tue Apr 29, 2008 at 14:00:00 PM EDT
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Stop messing with my primary! Something stinks to high heaven and the state attorney general should look into this. Calls are going out to black households that are incredibly similar to calls received in Ohio and Virginia passing along misinformation from a "a stentorian voice reminiscent of James Earl Jones" calling himself "Lamont Williams." Chris Kromm of the Institute for Southern Studies' blog Facing South has the scoop. As reported yesterday in the Raleigh News & Observer, African-American households are receiving anonymous robo-calls with misleading information about voting. Facing South has now learned that those calls are very similar to tactics recently used in Virginia and Ohio, suggesting they may be linked to a national voter deception strategy.
In one North Carolina call, the caller falsely states that voters must send in a "voter registration packet" before voting. The State Board of Elections released a transcript of the call (you can also listen to it at the Democracy North Carolina website):
"Hello, this is Lamont Williams. In the next few days, you will receive a voter registration packet in the mail. All you need to do is sign it, date it and return your application. Then you will be able to vote and make your voice heard. Please return the voter registration form when it arrives. Thank you." Facing South has learned that voters in Virginia received calls with the same message before that state's Feb. 12 primaries -- although, the Virginia State Board of Elections curiously viewed it as an attempt at identity theft, not voter disenfranchisement. And in Ohio, the Buckeye State Blog reported this "Lamont Williams" turned up in calls to voters there.
Go read the rest. All I know is that this better not be connected to the Clinton campaign.
(The Daily Kos diary is on the rec list. Kudos to the Durham-based Institute for Southern Studies, which does fantastic investigative journalism -- I'm on its board)
UPDATE: BTW, polling in NC right now, with turnout expected to be high -- and we have same-day registration:
Rasmussen. 4/28. Likely voters. MoE 4%
Obama 51
Clinton 37
PPP (PDF). 4/26-27. Likely voters. MoE 2.9%
Obama 51
Clinton 39 |
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