| Poor Nathan Macias. A couple weeks ago, he went all Jack Stick on us, contesting the results of the HD-73 Republican Primary where Doug Miller defeated him by a mere 17 votes.
His charge? According to Macias, 253 people double-voted, casting both a Republican and Democratic primary ballot. Problem for Macias- they didn't!
Bandera County Elections Administrator Toba Perez said clerical errors made it appear that about 130 people voted twice, but those have been corrected and there is no evidence anyone voted in both primaries.
Comal County Elections Coordinator Linell Hinojosa said 38 voters were stamped as having voted twice, but after a review of the sign-in sheets, each person was found to have only voted once.
According to Hinojosa, mistakes included husbands and wives who voted in different party primaries, but one spouse's name was mistakenly stamped twice; Or someone who signed in on one sheet, then realized they were in the wrong party's line and signed in on the other one without taking their name off the first one.
Good riddance. Move that furniture on out of here.
P.S. Daniel Boone is the Democratic nominee in HD-73. Check him out! |