From Deseret News archives:
Election was unfair, candidate Judy says
Judy filed a "verified petition of unfairly administered election" claiming state election officials handled his campaign improperly because a pencil was not available in each voting booth, although a chad puncher was; the ballots were not uniform in all counties; his vote tally was not reported to the media; and the names of write-in candidates were not included on lists in voting areas.
Judy is asking for unspecified monetary damages and a "rematch" in a special election for the U.S. Senate.
Judy has run for Congress before, but he is best know known for his conviction of first-degree felony aggravated burglary after he stormed a 1993 fireside in the Brigham Young University Marriott Center with a bogus bomb and threatened Elder Howard W. Hunter, who was then president of the Quorum of the Twelve of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. Judy served time in prison and was released.
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One of my guilty pleasures is perusing the covers of celebrity magazines...
I'm not sure TCU will dominate in every way. For example, I think TCU...
critical of Sloan and the FO. He is finally forced into making some changes....
It isn't just the line up, we need to get a couple hard nosed players in here...
The real question is are non-Mormons assimilating in Utah. Doesn't seem so....
People think that using 3 officials means more fouls and violations...
That many on here are using the same logic that all posters were so upset...
so the uber right-wing Eagle-Forum nut jobs are going to further polarize...
Oh my, this is something out of a horror novel. Our worst and darkest...
Boozer and Okur together WILL NEVER WIN ANYTHING. Those two together...
tears for fears


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