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September 11, 2013 04:33 PM UTC
8 Comments
If the local Dems didn't put a lot of effort into new voter registration in an election like this, they need their heads examined. Especially considering all the attenntion Caldara was focusing on…ummmm… late in the game new voter registration. It's not as if they weren't getting plenty of money to spend. Not terribly confidence inspiring.
Gee, it looks like there is a slight chance that the new law they're decrying as opening up our elections to extensive fraud may have given them a leg up in the end.
How's that for ironic…
Things that make you go "Hmmm…", Orange. If I were the El Paso Dems, I'd be closely examinimg those new registrations. But then again, from the looks of the turnout, I wonder if the El Paso Ds have the energy to do such an investigation.
I'd be following through on them, anyway. If they're not in-district for the November ballot or the 2014 ballot, then I'd be forwarding the names on for investigation (and pointing them out loudly just in case Secretary of State Gessler is looking for voting fraud…).
Couldn't hurt.
Thank you for pointing this out. Colorado Dems focus so much on the same small groups of people, they ignore people who should be their best supporters.
I don't know the details of registration efforts, but the Morse campaign did work on registration at Colorado College–and, trolls, making sure only eligible students registered and voted.
Also–typo on the chart. Yes votes in SD 11 are currently 9094, not 9904.
The other possibility is that the number of people who will actually take the time to vote in an election and are not registered in advance is quite small. The more common same-day registration modification is an address change, but clerks have been able to do those changes on election day for a few election cycles now. The number of people who have no registration at all in the state and need to register for the first time is limited to new-move ins. Not exactly hoards of disenfranchised the Democrats anticipated, neither is it the fraud threat the Republicans fear… actually more of a yawner if you ask me.