Nonpartisan poll watchers will be posted throughout the First District today as Democratic voters choose among three candidates in the highly contentious race to replace State Sen. Vincent J. Fumo.Justice Department officials also are on standby for possible trouble in the district, where passions have historically run high and could be exacerbated this year because of the longtime feud between Fumo and would-be successor John J. Dougherty.
And even though Fumo dropped out of the race because of his impending trial on federal corruption charges, he has remained a presence on the campaign trail.



voting machines
I hope someone answers why the voting machines are breaking down in black districts in Philadelphia.
Can anyone provide any proof that voting machine are
breaking down in black district in Philadelphia?
One precinct
There was one precinct in the PA 1st Senatorial District where both machines did not work. There are some details at the KWY 1060 Newsradio link over on the right.
The Committee of Seventy has found no major problems with voting in the city.
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The Bush DOJ cares about voting integrity
HaHaHaHaHa. I’m sure this is just a warm-up to what we will see the Bush Dept of Justice (oxymoron) – scare tactics and Republican dirty tricks in the November election.
They’ll be looking for any reason to point a finger at a Dem. There is no real justice with these guys.
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