Among tonight’s citations was this 2011 Politico story, which offers the following from Americans for Prosperity about absentee ballot applications they sent out in Wisconsin that year:
“The date on the ballot application was meant solely for the elections held on Aug. 16. Due to a mistake during printing, all applications were sent out with the Aug. 11 date,” said AFP-Wisconsin state Director Matt Seaholm. “Americans for Prosperity-Wisconsin did not intend to print the incorrect absentee deadline or confuse voters in any way.”...Seaholm said AFP-Wisconsin is addressing the mistake by sending out a call “to each and every individual on the mailing list to clarify the date of the elections.”
The rest of tonight's citations:
FBI: Seeking Information - Help Identify Individuals Traveling Overseas for Combat
Supreme Court Invalidates Key Part of Voting Rights Act
Real threat to Wisconsin voters worse than ‘militia’
Scott Walker Could Win Thanks to Wisconsin's Voter ID Law
Reviving Wisconsin voter ID a ‘recipe for chaos,’ advocates warn
Wisconsin Voter ID requirement reinstated by federal appeals court
G.A.B. Requests $460,800 for Voter Photo ID Public Education Campaign
G.A.B. Requests $460,800 for Voter Photo ID Public Education Campaign
U.S. Appeals panel officially upholds Wisconsin voter ID law
Americans for Prosperity mailer
August 01, 2011 - AFP Wisconsin ballots have late return date
8/2/11 - Americans for Prosperity: Wrong date a 'printing mistake'
U.S. Supreme Court is asked to block Wisconsin's voter ID law
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Canada to phase out rail tankers involved in Lac Megantic crash
Canada to phase out old rail tankers in response to Quebec explosion
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U.S. Proposes Faster Changes in Oil Trains
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