Denver Election Office Loses Voter Information
Jun 10, 2006 10:02 am US/Mountain
Personal Information On 150,000 Missing
(AP) DENVER Records with Social Security numbers, addresses and other personal information on more than 150,000 people are missing at city election offices, and officials are trying to determine if the files were lost, moved or stolen.
The Denver Election Commission is also trying to figure out why officials didn't learn the records were missing until June 1, even they are believed to have disappeared nearly four months earlier."We will get to the bottom of it," commission spokesman Alton Dillard told the Rocky Mountain News in Saturday's editions.
He said police have not been called in.
The microfilmed voter registration files from 1989 to 1998 were in a 500-pound cabinet that disappeared when the commission moved to new offices in February.>>>cont
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Personal Information On 150,000 Missing
(AP) DENVER Records with Social Security numbers, addresses and other personal information on more than 150,000 people are missing at city election offices, and officials are trying to determine if the files were lost, moved or stolen.
The Denver Election Commission is also trying to figure out why officials didn't learn the records were missing until June 1, even they are believed to have disappeared nearly four months earlier."We will get to the bottom of it," commission spokesman Alton Dillard told the Rocky Mountain News in Saturday's editions.
He said police have not been called in.
The microfilmed voter registration files from 1989 to 1998 were in a 500-pound cabinet that disappeared when the commission moved to new offices in February.>>>cont
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