What was the cause for the delay?

What can be done to to prevent it in the future?

“five people either lost their jobs or were disciplined”

Decrypted: One person lost their job (because they went to the bar after voting) and 4 others were told that voting shouldn’t take so long. (they call that disciplined.)

Gotta love ambiguous statements.

I don’t share hyper-vigilant’s uncaring attitude.

If Ms Lieberman’s report is accurate according to the generally accepted meaning of the words, she should publicize the insensitive employers. If the voters can back up the length of their wait, public pressure should be placed upon the employers to rescind their actions. The employers may have even violated a state law with criminal penalties. No one should face repercussions for good-faith exercise of the right of suffrage.

Oracle, you’ve got me wrong.

The only things I don’t care about are; complaints without proposed remedy and ambiguous statements.

During Ms. Lieberman’s tenure at the ACLU, their focus seemed to become more partisan, and they refused service to those that are not minorities.

Voting delays are caused by something; aren’t they? -What was the reason?

Getting fired, because you were waiting in line to vote, is serious. Did that happen to one person, or five? Did they all work at the same place?

What was the extent of being “disciplined”?

The purpose of Ms. Lieberman’s report was to cause outrage. Outrage is easy.

When Ms. Lieberman decides to focus on remedy, she will have my full support.

Perhaps the truth will hurt. There were strong turnouts everywhere and very few problems with long waits. Perhaps the longer lines were due to voters that were uneducated in the process of voting. It appears that there were a lot of first time voters who probably didn’t know what they were doing and each voter had a lot of questions.

Further:

Disenfranchisement of the voters: Not acceptable
Lines like the ones seen in Velda City Hill: Not acceptable
half-baked reports like Denise Lieberman’s Not acceptable

Bad reporting like that in this story: Not acceptable

Jake: where is the report? The who, the what, the where?

I hate to be picky (not always, but now), but when I click on link to above story about lines to file for office (not that I necessarily intent to) it takes me here, not to that full story; what’s up?

well not anymore; tho happened a couple times; probably just me; almost everything else is.