Special to El Rrun-Rrun
When a local resident decided to vote early as he was passing by the Suthmost Public Library, he turned into the parking lot.
Reaching for his voting card and ID, he walked up to the table where the elections workers took it and looked him up and then took down his information.
"They told me that I could vote in the (Texas Southmost) College and Port (of Brownsville) election and asked me which one I wanted to vote in," he said. "I told them both. But they said I had to pick one."
This didn't seem right to him and he set about to convince them that he should be allowed in both races, which he eventually did. But the fact that early voting was already into the third day of five early voting days and that nearly 70 percent of the total vote in a race is cast during that period, concerned him.
"How many times has that happened to people who didn't protest and were deprived of voting in either race," he asked. "How can this happen?
4 comments:
C'mon peeps. Not every one who votes in a TSC election can vote in a Port election. Check the voters address. #TeamRemy
I guess he got an ok from gil to post here. gofer
Politiqueras are self diluted warf rats, who eat from the crumbs off the tables of the masters that pay them, the claim they care about the community, they are political prostitutes, it’s time they go to jail and be in hard labor camps since they have ruined the America way of life.
You are really fatally funny but still a pendejo...
poster at April 27, 2018 at 10:13 PM.
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