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In scenes presumably reflecting those played out elsewhere across New York state, Nassau County judges heard emergency petitions Tuesday from would-be voters who claimed they had attempted to vote but were turned away at their polling places. Invalids, infrequent voters and people who swore they had registered to vote in a timely fashion were among more than 400 people who had filed emergency petitions by Tuesday afternoon to preserve their right to vote.
November 03, 2004 at 12:00 AM
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