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MI: Completed absentee ballots with Social Security numbers found in storage closet

Posted on October 5, 2011 by Dissent

Jonathan Lowe reports:

…. “It has the social security numbers on it, the birth date and the person’s name and address,” Murphy explains.

He says he discovered boxes of absentee ballots inside the recreation hall at the Bangor Township hall.

“Bangor Township had an energy expo on Sept. 24.” Murphy says. “I was looking for a bathroom, opened up a door, and it was a closet.”

Inside Marty says he found boxes of ballots wide open with sensitive forms in full view.

“I don’t want anyone looking and seeing how I voted. They shouldn’t be there, they should be locked up if they’re not destroyed,” he said.

Read more on WNEM.

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