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On 11/3/2010 5:57 PM, Amy Guskin wrote:
>>> On Wed, 3 Nov 2010 15:36:17 -0400, John W. Kennedy wrote
..
>> We had a lousy time yesterday; the Fools at the Top removed all the
>> upside-down printing from the signature books, so that we either had
>> to spin the books around and around or stand in front of and facing
>> the table just like the voters.<<
>
> Gah!  I hope PA never gets wind of this!  We have enough trouble with the
> books, what with roughly 20% of the people trying to turn the book upside
> down even though we tell them every election that they don't have to.  We get
> to see their names rightside up, and they also get to see their names
> rightside up.  Why did they change this in your neck of the woods?  To save
> paper or something?
...

In Texas, or at least the county of Bexar, they have a label printer. 
You get checked in on the computer and three labels get printed.  One 
gets pasted in the book, which is facing the voter and which he signs. 
One goes....hmmm, I forget... and the third goes to the voter.  The 
voter gives it to the poll worker who takes him to the machine and 
resets it.

As I remember, the label has the page and position of where your label 
got pasted in the book.
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