More heat on DOJ Voting Section for military voting
More criticism of DOJ's lack of aggressive enforcement of military voting rights. Politico.
Norcross said in his statement: “Filing a suit in Guam is not a serious attempt to ensure that every state following the law and ensuring military votes. … The Justice Department should be filing similar suits in New York and any other state that is failing to meet the MOVE Act.”
It will be interesting to see the post-election post-mortem on the DOJ Voting Section and who is responsible for this.
Norcross said in his statement: “Filing a suit in Guam is not a serious attempt to ensure that every state following the law and ensuring military votes. … The Justice Department should be filing similar suits in New York and any other state that is failing to meet the MOVE Act.”
It will be interesting to see the post-election post-mortem on the DOJ Voting Section and who is responsible for this.
Posted by Christian Adams at October 12, 2010 
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Tags: Guam Military Voting MOVE Justice Department
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Tags: Guam Military Voting MOVE Justice Department
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