Ann Coulter possibly guilty of a felony

[Alcon]

A precinct is different than a polling place, but are used interchangeably; typically, there are several - even a lot - of precincts per polling place.  Oftentimes, the media switches the two.

Not in South Carolina.  The rule here is that each precinct has its own polling place.  Also, no precinct is supposed to have more than 1500 registered voters, so as to keep from having long lines or parking problems.  That last rule sometimes gets honored in the breech, but the State did a rather complete job of splitting oversized precincts up in time for the 2004 election.

I think several Southern states do this.  Some break larger polling places into alphabetical last names, for some reason.  Florida does differentiate, though, at least in larger counties with denser populations - where it makes no sense.

[Queen Mum Inks.LWC]

I heard about this.  ANy updates?

[Alcon]

I heard about this.  ANy updates?

It's a slow process.

[adam]

I think that the punishment for something like this is rather harsh. Having said that, it couldn't have happened to a better person.

[Virginian87]

This is one of the dumbest offenses I've ever heard of, but I'd love to see that crazy bitch thrown in the joint.

[Colin]

This was rather funny. Five years is way too long for an act like this, even for Ms. Coulter. I do have to say that the funniest part of it is that she is being represented by the lawyer with the most ethnic name I have ever seen.

So what was she trying to do anyway with trying to vote in another district?

Well one good thing is if I ever become famous and I ever get caught for something at least people can't use that "law and order conservative" line on this sin and vice libertarian.