...The name "Neighbor to Neighbor" was frequently mentioned by those coming in, especially while irregularities and outright fraud were occurring.

When I objected to a woman voting for her "son" (he appeared to be mentally handicapped) and her "daughter" who I was told was deaf, the "inspector" who I sat near said I was discriminating when I explained there is a reason 10-year-olds don't vote! [I saw] the woman filling in the ballot and then telling the "son" to pick up the ballot and follow her -- he needed help to feed it into the box as well. The young man stood helpless while she showed the "daughter" how to vote. He stood within two feet of me and was clearly unable to communicate when the somewhat deaf poll worker asked him his name as they came in as a family, and there was much confusion at the time as a large group came in at once.

Numerous times I saw the warden "point to" (clearly indicating by touching) the ballot, [showing people] how to vote -- she would use the excuse they needed an interpreter though the ballot had a Spanish translation...