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Federal injunction seeks to halt electric co-op election By Donna HalesPhoenix Staff Writer • Upon information and belief, LREC loans money to businesses, actions of which directly or indirectly provide pecuniary benefits to the LREC board members individually. Plaintiffs have been denied the opportunity to look at LREC loan documents.
• There is no mechanism for an impartial entity to count the votes. In the past, the current board members counted the votes themselves, taking the voting box containing the ballots away from the polls at regular intervals. • There have been no check-and-balance systems in place to verify voting members, creating voting irregularities. • Plaintiffs and another witness will testify they have firsthand knowledge and documents proving that people have voted more than once and that even the dead have voted. The filing states a board election was halted in 1991 due to election irregularities. 
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