Subject: Re: ACLU sees the light!
From: Roy Schotland
Date: 9/24/2003, 8:28 AM
To: "Lowenstein, Daniel" <lowenstein@LAW.UCLA.EDU>
CC: "Election-law Listserver (election-law@majordomo.lls.edu)" <election-law@majordomo.lls.edu>

May I raise a question about a different kind of timing-- how much time voters will need to get thru the maze and cast votes?  This has been raised before, but as I look at the Alameda County ballot Richard Winger has published (Ballot Access News), I can't help thinking that voting will be slow.
    Was no suit brought attacking the reduction of polling places?  If not, why not?
    Do our Californians on the list expect a smooth or messy Election Day?
    Thanx,  roy

"Lowenstein, Daniel" wrote:

 

        The ACLU says:

        With the election just two weeks away, we do not believe we should prolong the uncertainty any longer. At this point, it is important that the candidates, the campaigns, and the voters know that the election will be held on a date that is certain.
 

        This is very true.  It was equally true last Monday.
            Best,
            Daniel Lowenstein
            UCLA Law School
            405 Hilgard
            Los Angeles, California 90095-1476
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