Report: Election riddled with deceptions

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The 2006 November elections in Maryland were riddled with problems, ranging from voter intimidation to disability access issues, according to a report released Monday by the Maryland Election Protection Coalition.

The coalition?s report is based on hundreds of complaints from Maryland voters received, including long lines, with waiting times over two hours in some precincts; voter registration problems; lack of poll worker training and deceptive practices.

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