The House State Government & Tribal Affairs Committee meets Friday morning at 8:30 and has scheduled "possible executive session" for SB 5566 - "Providing for privacy protection for certain voter registration information"
This bill's main purpose is to allow elections officials to conceal negligence and fraud from public scrutiny. For example, it would prohibit these photos showing that King County "accidentally" counted two ballots from this voter in November 2004:


How convenient for the deniers who claim that "election fraud is a myth" if watchdogs are prohibited from publicizing instances when election fraud actually occurs!
UPDATE: TVW indicates that there was no executive session on this bill.
Posted by Stefan Sharkansky at March 29, 2007 09:45 PM | Email ThisA prominent feature of lefty politics is the campaign to suppress or punish the publication of evidence and opposing viewpoints (viz. SB 5566, and John Kerry's brutal attack on an ambassadorial nominee for making a contribution to the Swift Boat guys three years ago), while demanding 'free speech' and wallowing in TV time for their own extreme assertions.
Posted by: Hank Bradley on March 30, 2007 10:15 AM