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Between last Friday and Election Day, the College Dems sent about 200 supporters to New Hampshire with the goal of “knocking on every Democratic-leaning door in Manchester” and driving residents to polling places, if necessary, said Thomas M. McSorley ’06, the...
Boston Democrat Marty Walz, who easily won a local race for state representative yesterday, flagrantly violated Massachusetts election law by campaigning just steps away from a Copley Square polling station, according to Harvard Law School (HLS) students who volunteered as voting monitors.
Walz ignored warnings from election watchers and police officers, who told the candidate that state law prohibits campaigning within 150 feet of a polling station, student volunteers said.
Supporters of Walz’s rival, Republican Richard L. Babson, also illegally campaigned near the polling station, volunteer Matthew E. Swanson ’02 said.
And in Florida and Pennsylvania, there are disturbing reports that thousands of students at several large universities have had their party registrations unknowingly switched to Republican and their addresses changed. When those students show up at the polls to vote today, many may find that they are now wrongly registered...