Summary
Bill Neff was puzzled at the message a young man left on his phone last week. The caller, who said he was from the Family Policy Institute of Washington, told him, "Our records indicate that you're not yet registered to vote in Washington," then advised him to go to the institute's Web site, where he could register online.
Neff called the Clark County elections office, which confirmed what he already knew: he had been registered to vote in the county since 1988.See the full content of this document
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Activists' Voter Registration Drives Can Mislead
County elections manager Tim Likness said his office received "about 35 to 40" similar calls on Thursday and half as many the day before....
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