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Tuesday, May 02, 2006

Clermont sheriff: No votes being impounded

Amid a swirl of anxiety over the vote-counting in Clermont County, Sheriff A.J. Rodenberg made an unsolicited call to the Enquirer early Tuesday to knock down what he called a "rampant rumor'' that his deputies were seizing ballots cast in Tuesday's election.

"I want you to know that there is no truth in those rumors,'' said Rodenberg. "We would not do that unless we were asked to by the Board of Elections and it would have to be some extraordinary reason for us to do that.''

Apparently, the rumors started circulating after representatives of two 2nd Congressional District candidates - Republican Bob McEwen and Democrat Thor Jacobs - made requests of the board of elections to have campaign observers watch the ballot-counting, after reports that there were problems with some ballots in the Milford School district and because of ballot-counting problems Clermont County has had in recent elections.


2 Comments:

at 8:42 PM, May 02, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

Ken Blackwell stole the 2004 election and we have no reason to expect an accurate count since he's running.

 
at 12:19 AM, May 03, 2006 Anonymous Anonymous said...

HAHAHA! You liberal nutjobs crack me up. I've lost count of your various conspiracy theories - who was it that "stole" the 2000 election again? Oh yeah - Katherine Harris. Wait a minute - if Algore wins his home state of Tennessee, he wins in 2000. But he couldn't even manage to do that. Guess it was Ken's turn to "steal" the election in 2004, huh? Quit your whining. It's 2006 and you libs are in for another disappointing beat-down in November.

 
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