CALIFORNIA: Problems At The Polls?

November 6, 2012 Subscribe · Forward Voting Problems In CA: Asking For Voter ID, No Voting Machines & Mail-In Confusion While the majority of Californians cast their ballot without any problems on Election Day, a few unlucky voters hit discouraging snags. The problems ranged from poll worker mistakes to missing voting machines to ID confusion. Like some who had registered to vote through Rock The Vote, LA-based writer Aaron Waltke, 28, had problems casting a ballot on Tuesday. Continue reading... Obama Poised To Score 55 Electoral Votes In California LOOK: An Unbelievably Awkward Photo Of Jerry Brown Casting His Vote HuffPost Editor's Election Day Debacle San Onofre Nuclear Generator Being Hauled By SoCal Edison On 21-Day Trip To Utah Dump (VIDEO) Prop 32 Donors Also Support These Causes: Offshore Drilling, Gay Conversion Therapy & School Vouchers Measure B: Porn Actors Rally Against Los Angeles' Measure To Require Condoms In Porn Helmut Newton Photography: 'Three Boys From Pasadena: A Tribute To Helmut Newton' Opening In Pasadena Ellen Degeneres Home: Hidden Valley Ranch Hits The Market (PHOTOS, VIDEO) Puppy Mill Ban In LA Will Require Pet Stores To Sell Rescued Animals Only (VIDEO) 'Lifeguard Style,' Gangnam Spoof Video, Got 14 California Lifeguards Fired (VIDEO) Hotel Shangri-LA Discriminated Against Jews, Jury Finds DAVID KATZ, M.D. Seeking Genetically Modified... Perspective If I lived in California, I would vote for Proposition 37; it makes sense to be informed. But wholesale opposition to genetic modification makes far less sense. Continue reading... ZACH WEISSMUELLER Will California Reform Three Strikes? In the country with the most prisoners, California is the state with more incarcerated people than any other. Today, California voters have the chance to make two crucial reforms to its troubled prisons and jails. Continue reading... LEE CROCKETT The Bottom Line: Big Opportunity for Pacific Fish These species and a host of other Pacific marine predators need to eat plenty of small fish to survive and thrive. In fact, to understand the well-being of an ocean ecosystem, one of the first steps is to measure the food supply upon which other larger species depend. Continue reading... From around the web btrp HOYT HILSMAN Theater Review: You Can't Take It With You at Antaeus While it has long been regarded as an old chesnut in the theater world, there is a refreshing contemporary resonance in the revival of You Can't Take It With You at the Antaeus Company under the thoughtful direction of Gigi Bermingham. Continue reading... JOSEPHINE KAO California Students Can't Afford To Be Left Out of the Equation Though I am not old enough to vote in the California General Election, I encourage those who can vote to support Prop 30, which directly affects me and my fellow 6.3 million public school students. Continue reading... Received this from a friend? Sign up for alerts from The Huffington Post here Unsubscribe here.