“Most importantly the Worksheet is the caucus chair and secretary's "certification" of the results as required by Iowa Code 43.4(2-3). It is the legal voting record of the caucus, like a ballot,” it continues.
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Memo tonight from Troy Price/IDP lawyer to IA Dems State Central Committee lays out why math sheets can’t be altered. “The incorrect math on the Caucus Math Worksheets must not be changed to ensure the integrity of the process,” IDP lawyer says.
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Earlier today, IDP said that the checking of inconsistencies would look at differences between reported results and the official record from precincts.
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"Errors must be maintained to ensure the integrity of the process" is the most ridiculous thing I've ever heard. The reason there are math errors is because people didn't follow the rules that the IDP set in the 1st place. So the IDP can't even enforce their own rules?
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change iowa law, don't blame leadership in
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He should be criminally charged for
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What about the digital “abnormalities”?
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So if a caucus chair submitted a sheet saying Deval Patrick had received 5,000 SDEs in their precinct, that would count?
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As long as the volunteers (who don't really know the IDP's rules) signed it, yes.
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