July 07, 2004

Secreatary of State concedes voter count has glitches

July 07, 2004/ Tron Nick

Secretary of State Glenda Hood sought Tuesday to ease concerns that thousands of voters identified as "potential felons" could be barred from voting this year, but she conceded there are unexplained glitches in a list that is drawing legal fire from civil-rights groups. Advocates fear the state is again conducting a flawed purge of voters, as it did before Florida's contested presidential election in 2000. Recent newspaper checks have found thousands of names apparently listed by mistake among the potential felons. [more]

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