Follow-up: Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation: "Loose Controls Permit Vote Judges to Switch Parties" - William Mullen

Follow-up: Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation: "Loose Controls Permit Vote Judges to Switch Parties" - William Mullen - Chicago Tribune

Byline: William Mullen; 1972-09-13; The Chicago Tribune; pages 2

Report: Vote Fraud investigation - Task Force - Chicago Tribune

Tags: Chicago, election, fraud, poll judges, task force

"Control of Chicago election judges has been so loose in past elections that the judges take turns switching parties for each election, an investigation by The Tribune Task Force has disclosed. . ."

Description:Another follow-up article about the certification of poll judges reveals that oversight is so loose that the same poll judge can serve in a Democratic judge one year and a Republic the next. Reporter William Mullen finds examples of this in several precincts.

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Chicago Tribune article titled, "Loose Controls Permit Vote Judges to Switch Parties." Written by William Mullen as part of the follow-up to the Task Force Vote Fraud Investigation.