Reaction: Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation: "Kusper Opposes Use of Marshals at Polls" - Pamela Zekman and William Currie

Reaction: Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation: "Kusper Opposes Use of Marshals at Polls" - Pamela Zekman and William Currie - Chicago Tribune

Byline: Pamela Zekman, William Currie; 1972-10-11; The Chicago Tribune; pages 1, 8

Report: Vote Fraud investigation - Task Force - Chicago Tribune

Tags: election fraud, polling places, vote fraud, voting machines

"An angry Stanley T. Kusper Jr., chairman of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners, said yesterday that he is 'unalterably opposed' to having federal marshals in polling places in order to deter vote fraud in the general election on Nov. 7. . ."

Description:Despite investigations into vote fraud, the chair of the Chicago Board of Election Commissioners opposes federal marshals overseeing polling places. Supplemental piece to Task Force Report on vote fraud in Chicago

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Chicago Tribune article titled, "Kusper Opposes Use of Marshals at Polls." Written by Pamela Zekman and William Currie as part of the reaction to the Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation.