110204 MET Vote lawyer-staff photo by Shannon O'Brien/Palm Beach Post West Palm--Paul Weinberg, a Voting Rights Advisor and attorney for the nonpartisan group Election Protection, and Margaret Shannon, a Bush Cheney observer, look over Florida statutes regarding how to handle a voter who had his dri

• Contributor: ZUMA Press, Inc. / Alamy Stock Photo
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• Dimensions: 2100 x 1540 px | 35.6 x 26.1 cm | 14 x 10.3 inches | 150dpi
• Date taken: 2 November 2004
• Photographer: ZUMA

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110204 MET Vote lawyer-staff photo by Shannon O'Brien/Palm Beach Post West Palm--Paul Weinberg, a Voting Rights Advisor and attorney for the nonpartisan group Election Protection, and Margaret Shannon, a Bush Cheney observer, look over Florida statutes regarding how to handle a voter who had his driver license and registration card but the computer had him listed at a different precinct. After waiting for over two hours the gentlemen left without voting. Weinberg found in the statutes that if a voter is willing to sign an affadavit regarding his name and address he should be allowed to vote.