Las Vegas casinos become polling sites

[zengrifter]

Las Vegas casinos become polling sites

LAS VEGAS, Jan. 13 (UPI) -- Democratic Party officials, hoping to increase
voter turnout in the Nevada caucuses, will for the first time use Las Vegas
casinos as polling places.

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[shadroch]

It would be more accurate to say that they are trying to do this.It's being fought in court by several other unions.

[zengrifter]

Here - Steve nailed it. zg

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First and foremost, it took dozens of translators stationed in the caucus locations to help the majority of Clinton supporters understand speeches and fill out their ballots. These "voters" who could neither speak nor write in our nation's language were asked (in Spanish) to sign a document attesting to the fact that they were in the United States legally. After obediently doing so, the majority voted for Hillary Clinton at caucus locations within the hotels where they're employed.

Being asked to vote within their workplace; not understanding the words spoken or written; and fearing repercussions from their employer if they voted against his or her wishes probably was the chief motivator for so many of our city's recent immigrants to vote for the woman who their bosses Terry Lanni of the MGM, Steve Wynn, and Jan Jones, a.k.a. Jan Jones-Blackhurst of Harrah's, ask (ordered) them to vote for.

Having come from some of the most corrupt countries in Latin America, how could we expect these new electors to believe their votes would be cast in secrecy in their new home town in the United States, especially when our country's government is also in turmoil?

I believe that very few of these new "voters" felt secure enough in our city or country to go against what they were told to do by their employers -- vote for Hillary. Instead of voting per the suggestions of their union leaders who foolishly arranged for their caucus locations to be inside their respective work places, I'm afraid they succumbed to pressures that union leaders did not anticipate.

Had the caucus been held inside the Culinary Union Hall, I really believe the results would have been drastically different!

The union's idea to place caucus locations in hotels was found to be legally sound, but minds changed when so many persons unfamiliar with our ways were asked to vote not far from where they pick up their pay checks.