decision to lock the doors election night made during an Oct. 28 closed-door me

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No changes in final Warren Co. vote count

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Tuesday, November 16, 2004

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E-mails released Monday show lockdown pre-planned - November 16, 2004 (OH)

Warren County finished its vote count Monday without any results changing...

Warren County has drawn national attention for its election night problems, from

three-hour-plus lines at the polls to locking down the administration building

during the vote count because of terrorism [?!?] concerns [so that the

results could be manipulated]. Federal and local homeland security officials say

they didn't know of an increased threat in Warren County. County Commissioner

Pat

South has said the decision to lock the doors election night was made during

an Oct. 28 closed-door meeting (the Thursday before Election Day). But in

e-mailed memos dated Oct. 25 and Oct. 26 - released Monday after an Enquirer

public records request - other county officials were already detailing the

security

measures, down to the wording of signs that would be posted on the locked

doors.

No changes in final Warren Co. vote count

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