worst : WHO DO YOU THINK WAS GUILTY OF ATTEMPTS AT VOTER FRAUD? [+] ballot by skylab ACTIVE Sun Mar 25, 07 - Mon Mar 24, 08 David Iglesias had a good reputation as a federal prosecutor until he was fired. Republicans in New Mexico wanted Iglesias to bring indictments for voter fraud before the 2004 elections. Complaints that Iglesias was not aggressive in pursuing voter fraud were relayed to President Bush, who forwarded those complaints to Attorney General Alberto Gonzales. Soon, Iglesias, who had received excellent job evaluations, was asked to resign. Iglesias noted in a March 21 newspaper column that as one of two U.S. attorneys who set up task forces on voter fraud in 2004, he was considered an expert. But, he wrote, "What the critics, who don't have any experience as prosecutors, have asserted is reprehensible — namely that I should have proceeded without having proof beyond a reasonable doubt. The public has a right to believe that prosecution decisions are made on legal, not political, grounds." According to a recent study prepared for the federal Election Assistance Commission, states with restrictive voter ID requirements saw turnout fall by about 3 percent at the polls in the 2004 presidential election — and by two to three times as much for minorities. That's because minority voters tend to be poorer, and the poor, in turn, are less likely to have driver's licenses to show at the polls. It's no coincidence that poorer minority voters also tend to cast their ballots for Democrats. In close races, 3 percent makes a difference. So who do you think is guilty of attempts at voter fraud? Iglesias Gonzales Ballot #113376 : SEE RESULTS Comment: show your vote with comment?

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