[il-talk] another voting issue

[AZNOR99 at aol.com]

The point is not whether the question itself is accessible when you cast  
your ballot.  The question is whether or not you've received an accessible  form 
of the question prior to the election.  You are supposed to have  enough time 
between receiving the question in its new form when you arrive at  the polling 
location and actually seeing it on the ballot.  The issue is  advanced notice 
of the question.  If you're only seeing it for the first  time when the 
machine reads it to you, you do not have reasonable notice of the  question.  That 
is an access issue, since the "reasonable notice" is given  to voters when 
they arrive at the polling location, and they are expected to  review the 
question between getting the document and casting their ballot.   How do you do an 
advanced review of a question you only receive in print moments  before voting?  
In my opinion, you don't.  
 
Ronza
 
 
 
In a message dated 11/3/2008 5:36:36 P.M. Central Standard Time,  
concernedcitizens at cometlink.com writes:

Hello  All:

I responded to an e-mail about the constitution question, but I  don't see my 
response.  When you use the voice voting, there is a  question about the 
constitutional convention.  So it is  accessible.



Debbie Pittman,
President

CONCERNED  CITIZENS OF PARATRANSIT
773-779-1856P  773-779-2763F
concernedcitizens at cometlink.com  
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