Multiple reliable local sources tell me that (1) the approximately 3,000 overseas military ballots from San Diego County were mailed out in time for the June primary election, and (2) that when about 30 of those came back with expired addresses, the Registrar of Voters office found updated addresses and re-sent those by Fed-Ex  (“They Deliver”).  The litigation referred to an earlier post involved mainly Federal and  State governments.  The “story” it then linked to, specifically refers to a government-supplied press release.  Today’s Rostra story is based on Independent reporting and multiple sources.  I believe those sources.

1. Alger says:

   June 1, 2012 at 4:07 pm

   I hope these sources are correct. I also hope that the previous story was inaccurate about the other ten counties as well. No one, least of all our military men and women, should be disenfranchised.
2. Jim Sills says:

   June 1, 2012 at 6:06 pm

   More details will follow. San Diego county handled this well.