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Call (440) 320-8221 Página 2 La Prensa—Política November/noviembre 28, 2008 Judge in Ohio: Ballots in US House race must count Napolitano critical of federal border policy By JULIE CARR SMYTH, Associated Press Writer COLUMBUS, Nov. 20, Marbley’s ruling came in By JACQUES BILLEAUD, Associated Press Writer 2008 (AP): A federal judge a lawsuit filed last week by Nov. 21, 2008 (AP): If plan in 2006. in Columbus ruled Thursday supporters of Stivers, who she becomes President- She is Obama’s likely that disputed provisional argued the ballots were in- elect Barack Obama’s pick to run the Homeland homeland security (DHS) Security Department. ballots must be counted in valid because they were miss- chief, Arizona Gov. Janet While the department is one of the nation’s final un- ing either a printed name or Napolitano will find her- responsible for a range of decided congressional a signature, or the two were The plaintiffs filed their self in a position to change duties unrelated to immi- races. interchanged on ballot en- appeal Thursday with the 6th some of the federal immi- gration—such as protect- The decision by U.S. Dis- velopes. U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals gration policies that she ing the president and coor- trict Judge Algenon Marbley In his ruling, the judge in Cincinnati within minutes has railed against. dinating disaster re- has the potential to affect the said the plaintiffs never dis- of Marbley’s ruling, and he As leader of a state sponse—it runs three im- Janet Napolitano outcome of the race between puted that the voters who granted an injunction to pre- with the busiest undocu- migration agencies. Republican Steve Stivers and used the provisional ballots vent ballots from bring mented-path into the Supporters in Arizona tain Hills, whose day la- Democrat Mary Jo Kilroy in were eligible, properly reg- counted until 9 a.m. Nov. 28. United States, Napolitano say Napolitano appreciates bor restrictions proposal the 15th District. However, istered and voted in the cor- Marbley said he doubts has complained repeat- the complexity of immigra- was vetoed by Napolitano his ruling was immediately rect precinct, and that not the appeals court will reverse edly that the federal gov- tion. Critics say she tries to last year, said it would be ernment had shirked its straddle a fine political line useful for a DHS boss to appealed and provisional- counting the ballots would him, because he used sea- in a state frustrated by its have lived in a border vote counting was put on disenfranchise legitimate duty to secure the border soned legal arguments and and therefore dumped the leaky border.
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