Thursday, October 28, 2010
Election 2010: Who are the poll observers? Ask for them by name.
In Wake, both Democrats and Republicans have poll observers, although the complaints have been about the GOP.
So who are the poll observers? The Indy requested the lists of all approved poll observers from Wake, Durham, Orange and Chatham counties.
Wake: Wake_GOP_Poll_Observers_earlyvoting_GOP_Poll_Observer.pdf
Wake_GOP_observers-runners_electionday.pdf
Durham: Durham_observers.pdf
Orange: orangecountypollobserver.pdf
Chatham: Chathampollobservers.pdf
In Durham, only Republicans are on the list of poll observers. They include Frank Hurley, who ran for Congress in the 13th District, which covers part of Wake County, and lost in the primary to Bill Randall. He spoke at a Tax Day Tea Party event.
Laura Cox is the president of Triangle Republican Women. Carol King is the vice-chair of the North Durham Republicans. Marilyn Flanary is a member of Women for Burr Coalition.
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