Dara Daugherty didn't create her slum empire in St. Louis
In 2004, police weren't after Dara Daugherty, the south side landlord who city lawyers recently accused of running an empire of slum housing. They were after her mother.
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In 2004, police weren't after Dara Daugherty, the south side landlord who city lawyers recently accused of running an empire of slum housing. They were after her mother.
Thy neighbor's vote Now, say you want to vote again by, for example, appropriating your neighbor's absentee ballot. It would help to know whether heâs already requested a ballot. For that, youâd need to look him up on the stateâs public voter database, myvote.wi.gov. Youâll also need to know his date of birth. If he hasnât asked for a ballot yet, you could pretend to be him and request it. Unless youâve also stolen his driverâs license, youâd have to indicate at this point that heâs indefinitely confined to get around the license requirement.