It's in the Post at last (http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A30917-2004Oct13.html), going to be on page A08 as far as I can tell. I finally found a San Francisco Chronicle article with an AP byline (http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/news/archive/2004/10/13/politics1629EDT0129.DTL). Both accounts are watered down from the Las Vegas TV website story, though. There was only the San Francisco hit a few hours ago, but a Google News hunt on "Nevada voter registration" is finally turning up what look to be related stories (I haven't checked every one) at Reuters, the Miami Herald, Newsday, npr.org... still not enough, and not front-page.
In Maryland/absentee-voter news, " Deborah Martinez, a spokeswoman for the Maryland Republican Party, said the GOP targeted specific counties across the state and has made some progress over the last few months in recruiting new members.
"We were able to overtake Calvert County," Martinez said. "It now has an "R." And in St. Mary's and Harford, we're closing the gap."
Martinez would not provide numbers on the GOP voter-switch campaign, which is designed to persuade Democrats to change their registrations. For now, she said, the party is focused on making sure registered voters are aware of the next deadline they face: Oct. 26 for sending in absentee ballots. " -- http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25395-2004Oct11.html
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In Maryland/absentee-voter news,
" Deborah Martinez, a spokeswoman for the Maryland Republican Party, said the GOP targeted specific counties across the state and has made some progress over the last few months in recruiting new members.
"We were able to overtake Calvert County," Martinez said. "It now has an "R." And in St. Mary's and Harford, we're closing the gap."
Martinez would not provide numbers on the GOP voter-switch campaign, which is designed to persuade Democrats to change their registrations. For now, she said, the party is focused on making sure registered voters are aware of the next deadline they face: Oct. 26 for sending in absentee ballots. " -- http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25395-2004Oct11.html