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Byline: Katherine Corcoran
Sep. 4--Will the folks who normally vote at Hebbron Heights Service Center in Salinas travel six-tenths of a mile and cross heavy traffic on Oct. 7 to cast their ballots at Sherwood School?
As the U.S. Department of Justice on Wednesday continued to ponder this and other polling issues that could force the postponement of California's historic recall election, it's no surprise to many that the source of this voting rights riddle is Monterey County.
The largely rural county of vast farmland and foggy coast has been a hive for successful voting rights challenges, some of which have been argued all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. It's a crusade in the spirit of Cesar Chavez, whose farmworker movement took hold there, and is being shouldered by an Ivy League-educated voting rights attorney…
Source: HighBeam Research, Monterey County, Calif., Challenges Recall Plan.