[Ohio-talk] Voting mishaps

[meandthedog at oberlin.net]

Hi barbara. i did very will at .  I voted at Mount zion and had a great
time. they were pleasant
and very nice. All of my wishes came true accept one. Everything i voted
for and individuals

wer elected. One was not.
The people are speaking very clear of their needs. this is the last time I
will
vote in Oberlin, is my guess. The vote seemed to go in the direction, to
slow things down
and think about Oberlin and its future. last year was a terrible year 
with the contrivers es,
the college and its stiff behavior towed our church's who were involved
with feeding students,
and of course the green parade. Carbon foot print is very import ant.
Housing for the food and seniors and the poor families is also important.

I was asked by the director at St. Pat's how did I feel about less
diversity in Wellington.
I told her that it wasn't one of my priorities.
As I see it blacks and wh ties live next door to each other, and nothing
changes.
when the collage se ys jump, Oberlin says Ho Hi.
I h ope  you find a better way to solve the problems of this community and
fight against
isolation and poverty in Oberlin

Good luck. i love you and this community and have fought for the rights of
the
non-elter every since i came here.
Please know that i will be waiting for my candy and will be donating to
the NFB.
There is a problem with disabled people and bikes. it might be a good
thing to
look into. Love you Megan and MS. P.




 I have never before had trouble voting with the accessible voting
>





 machines. Yesterday, however, it felt as if the keypad was falty. At least
> it would not let me enter the 1 to choose English. They tried plugging in
> the wires again, but nothing worked. Bob had to fill out the ballot for
> me. They got it working later because Tim Mehok came in later and could
> use the keypad till he got to the last issue, and then it would not let
> him vote.  Clearly the machine was against pot.
>
> Barbara
> Barbara Pierce
> President Emerita
> National Federation of the Blind of Ohio
> Barbara.pierce9366 at gmail.com
> 440-774-8077
> The National Federation of the Blind knows that blindness is not the
> characteristic that defines you or your future. Every day we raise the
> expectations of blind people, because low expectations create obstacles
> between blind people and our dreams. You can live the life you want;
> blindness is not what holds you back.
>
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