I just don't think it's right to throw out that many ballots when the ballot was at fault. Purvis said the people who voted twice basically lost their vote. But, he said, if it's easy to tell whom the person intended to vote, then their vote should count. Phyllis Miller, a journalism assistant professor, said the public relations battle will be decided by whomever is more of a gentleman. All of the professors agreed that the best aspect of the race is that it's teaching the country about democracy and how elections work.
Visitors are welcome.
The public is invited to attend. Admission is free. For more information, call 575-4701. Lucy-Ann McFadden will be the featured speaker.