Protect Marriage Vote Rejected by State Board of Elections
If the Illinois State Board of Elections is the last word, the Protect Marriage advisory referendum will not be on the November ballot.
That’s what I heard on WBBM radio while I was out and about.
The Protect Marriage folks still have this federal court appeal alive, so the Board of Elections’ decision may not be the last word.
And, if the law allowed people whose petitions did not make the county clerk's cut to "rebabilitate" their signatures, I think what I found in DeKalb County means most whose signatures could not be read would be found to have signed the petition.
And, of course, there is more on McHenry County Blog.
4 comments:
Cal, how many times can you repost the same thing?
You've got this post here, at your own blog and also at Illinois Review.
And conservatives wonder why liberals talk so much about the "right-wing echo chamber". You kids copy and paste more than a kindergarten class doing an art project.
I'm not sure Rich was intending for this blog to have devolved into an echo chamber for either right or left... but such is life.
This failed do to idiots like Jack Roeser and his ilk.
Cal, why do you allow the goons to post dishonest smears like the one above on your site? That one has been up all night.
What's wrong with you? If you aren't going to control your blog, don't post.
This is Cal's blog? Really? Well, smack my ass and call me Shirley.
Hey Cal: Fuck you and everybody who votes like you.
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