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Meanwhile, the attempted voter -- we're assuming it's a college kid -- the kid who wrote it put an 'm' in the name," Butler County detective Scott Roskovski told the AP on Wednesday.
The card was discovered last week when a jury commissioner was reviewing questionnaires set to be mailed to potential jurors. "The name threw up a red flag," jury commissioner Jon Galante told the AP on Wednesday. "I would have had the same reaction had it read Mitt Romney, Snoop Dogg, Mario Lemieux or Julius Caesar."
Roskovski said county elections records showed nobody tried to vote using the bogus registration card, though filling it out falsely could be a felony -- perjury -- or a misdemeanor of making a false unsworn statement.
The handwritten card also lists the president's birth date -- 8/4/61 -- though whoever wrote it put '81 as the birth year before scratching it out. Roskovski said it's possible the prankster was born in the '80s and used the wrong digit before realizing the mistake,
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The address listed on the card used to belong to a former dormitory at Slippery Rock University, a state-owned school in the county, which is one reason Roskovski assumes it was filled out as a prank. Another reason: The voter's listed phone number was 555-5555,
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County elections director Shari Brewer said officials approved the registration because they're required to even if a birth date or other identifying information is believed to be incorrect, though a spokesman for the Pennsylvania Department of State said county officials are empowered to reject registration cards with "dubious" information. The card likely wasn't discovered before last week because whoever applied for it never tried to vote,
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As to whomever that is, Rostovski said: "Unfortunately, they don't take voting as seriously as they should. It's a college prank,
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