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Election flaws are obvious, but only through open records  view story
Sunday, March 13, 2005
GREG J. BOROWSKI - - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel
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In the United States, your ballot is secret, but almost everything else about an election is part of the public record: Who voted and at what ward. Where they live. How old they are. Even what number they were in line.
Until recently, that is.
At least in Wisconsin, where a 2003 change in state law put the birth dates of voters off limits to the public, making it nearly impossible to determine whether someone voted twice, a felon voted improperly, or someone voted as a dead person.
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