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POINT OF VIEW
Given 2000's disputed election and the possibility of another razor-thin outcome in this year's presidential race, many people are concerned about the basic integrity of the upcoming vote on November 2. They fear that, through a combination of intimidation strategies, fraud, and human error, eligible voters in key states may be turned away...
Colleges Should Mobilize to Protect Voters' Rights
By PAUL ROGAT LOEBGiven 2000's disputed election and the possibility of another razor-thin outcome in this year's presidential race, many people are concerned about the basic integrity of the upcoming vote on November 2. They fear that, through a combination of intimidation strategies, fraud, and human error, eligible voters in key states may be turned away...
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