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Names were not on voter rolls, even though they registered. as a result, they got forced in voting for? a far from reliable way, a provisional ballot and that's how arizona found themselves in the national headlines, days after the election, arizona still has a mountain of ballots to count, a mini mountain of provisional ballots, many by first time minority voters, like the 30,000 people plus signed up by the high school kids in adios arpaio. they have been marching in the streets of peeks ever since. they say they will stay there until every vote in that office is counted. meanwhile, activist...

And putting them instead in tents in the desert. forcing prisoners to wear pink underwear, because it amuses him as sheriff to milwaukee them do that. he makes them eat baloney sandwiches with meat so rotten that the meat has turned green. and then the cold case posse to hawaii. some love old sheriff joe and his traveling circus, but some people don't and this year a group of high school kids took on sheriff joe arpaio. these 100 or so teenagers set up a voter registration drive called adios arpaio. they registered 30,000 people and beaten their goal. aimed at 30,000, and got over 34,000. just...

To count, a mini mountain of provisional ballots, many by first time minority voters, like the 30,000 people plus signed up by the high school kids in adios arpaio. they have been marching in the streets of peeks ever since. they say they will stay there until every vote in that office is counted. meanwhile, activists in phoenix are desperately working a phone bank. they are trying to reach all of the voters they reached before the election, so they can figure out who got forced into voting one of these provisional ballots? if they made you vote that way, you only have until wednesday of this ...

Themselves in the national headlines, days after the election, arizona still has a mountain of ballots to count, a mini mountain of provisional ballots, many by first time minority voters, like the 30,000 people plus signed up by the high school kids in adios arpaio. they have been marching in the streets of phoenix ever since. they say they will stay there until every vote in that office is counted. meanwhile, activists in phoenix are desperately working a phone bank. they are trying to reach all of the voters they reached before the election, so they can figure out who got forced into voting...