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Torn Rose · 2008-11-04, 06:35 PM

http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...-to-cast-vote/

When Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins showed up at his West 14th Street YMCA polling center in Manhattan to vote Tuesday morning, election officials told him that his name was missing from the register.

"I went to vote where I normally vote and I was not listed. I asked for an explanation; they had none," Robbins told CNN.

He said he has been voting in the same district since 1992. He has not missed one election, and has not changed addresses or political affiliations.

"The poll worker said my name was in the book for the primary two months ago, but missing for the general election," he told CNN.

Although Robbins was offered the opportunity to fill out a provisional ballot, he was set on using the voting machine instead.

"Refuse provisional ballots — they're throwing those out, they can throw those out," he told viewers of "Real Time With Bill Maher" last month.

2008-11-04, 06:35 PM	#2
Torn Rose "Faith is believing what you know ain't so." ~ Mark Twain Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Portland, Oregon Posts: 4,806	Of all people to pull this on. http://politicalticker.blogs.cnn.com...-to-cast-vote/ When Academy Award-winning actor Tim Robbins showed up at his West 14th Street YMCA polling center in Manhattan to vote Tuesday morning, election officials told him that his name was missing from the register. "I went to vote where I normally vote and I was not listed. I asked for an explanation; they had none," Robbins told CNN. He said he has been voting in the same district since 1992. He has not missed one election, and has not changed addresses or political affiliations. "The poll worker said my name was in the book for the primary two months ago, but missing for the general election," he told CNN. Although Robbins was offered the opportunity to fill out a provisional ballot, he was set on using the voting machine instead. "Refuse provisional ballots — they're throwing those out, they can throw those out," he told viewers of "Real Time With Bill Maher" last month.