callen1 said:
By the way, I didn't show up with a speech, because I was told it was a vote, not a place to stand up and show my talents as a speech writer. Perhaps if those points of view had been vocalized during the vote, it might have not been a zero vote, morons.

callen1 said:
Mooresville Citizen, on the ballot that I voted on during the election there could be only write in voting on Congressional offices as the State and under balloting would not allow for write in's. A decision made by Mayfield. On my ballot which was on a voting machine there were two congressional house of representatives who appeared. Why don't you check precinct to precinct and see if more than one appeared in precincts, because in the precincts where Rokita is the Representative, then the other congressional district should not have appeared. She didn't take the time to set the ballots correctly per precinct.

callen1 said:
And I am looking at the current district map for the congressional district and haven't found any area in Morgan County that has two districts. Aren't the maps online current? She said they changed in January, but I haven't saw any map that has put any portion of Morgan county in another district. Though it makes sense because this county the year I ran supported Brant Harshman, and Senator Bray even held a fund raiser at his home supporting that candidate, and invited me to it, while I was running for the same office.

concerned resident said:


Weaver’s “support” does seem to be the “kiss of death” for those seeking office. As I count it he at least 0 for 5. Those would include the 2010 Sheriff race, 2010 Clerk race, 2012 State Representative Primary race, 2012 State Representative General Election race, and now the 2012 Clerk Caucus I think there have been other losses but have not been keeping score.

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You left out the primary where he backed that county commissioner in Hendricks (Wathen?) over Rokita. I'm surprised V Kivett still speaks to Mr. Chairman after that one.