Except in Maricopa County, Arizona, apparently.  The county election office mailed out about two million new voter registration cards in Spanish.  Some of the cards misdated the election from November 6 to November 8.  Maricopa officials say that only 50 of the cards had the mistaken date; right.  I do not know of any printing process that would “accidentally” change the information that was entered for only fifty or two million cards.

As readers may know, Maricopa County has a history of tension between elected officials and Hispanics.

Maybe the following will help:

Oops! My bad.  It’s from that subversive show, Seasame Street.  Sorry.