Ms. Deborah Seiler

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  San Diego's Registrar of Voters, Deborah Seiler, says she hopes to have the ballots cast at the polls tomorrow counted by dawn the next day.

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  Turnout was generally light in today's election, but there were more than 200,000 absentee ballots, Registrar Deborah Seiler said.
  
  She expected 30- to 40-percent of the county's registered voters to cast ballots and attributed the generally weak turnout to the lack of a presidential or gubernatorial race.

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  Published on: 5/24/2007    Last Visited: 12/12/2007  

  "Only those individuals who reside in the district and who are registered to vote by Aug 13 will be eligible to vote," said Deborah Seiler, Assistant Registrar of Voters."Each registered voter is entitled to one vote and will receive one ballot."Eligibility to vote in the mailed ballot election on Aug. 28 is not determined by whether the individual is a rate payer or property owner. Seiler said there has been some confusion on the part of property owners and the residents as to who could vote and the voting procedures. She suspects the confusion stems from the slightly different process the district went through during the public hearing on a recent proposed rate increase.In that situation, the protests were linked to the property and the number of hook ups.

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  Published on: 5/30/2008    Last Visited: 5/30/2008  

  San Diego's own Registrar of Voters, Deborah Seiler, worked for electronic voting machine-maker Diebold back in 2003 when the company sold the county $31 million worth of voting machines.
  
  Pundits Call to Review Diebold Over Lingering Ethical Questions

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  Published on: 8/19/2007    Last Visited: 8/20/2007  

  But perhaps the state's most prolific patron of the revolving door system has been Deborah Seiler, currently San Diego's county registrar.A head of the elections division under former Secretary of State March Fong Eu, Seiler wound up working for Sequoia and then Diebold from 1991 to 2004, selling election systems to more than a dozen counties.
  
  Seiler returned to government in 2004 as elections manager for Solano County , after she'd sold that county 1,200 Diebold touch-screen machines later found to be not certified , leading then Secretary of State Kevin Shelley to decertify the Diebold machines.
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  Seiler, who did not return messages, became San Diego's registrar in May.

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  Published on: 3/22/2007    Last Visited: 3/23/2007  

  Solano County Elections Manager Deborah Seiler said the impact locally will be administrative, as well as fiscal if the measure is never funded.
  
  "The bill did not contain an appropriation, and we estimate the cost to be somewhere over $1 million for Solano County," Seiler said.While the legislature has indicated its intent to pay, Seiler said there is no word when funding will become available.
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  Seiler anticipates that the change will max out the department's overtime hours while possibly having other effects.Recruiting poll workers is difficult in June anyway, she said, and could be even harder this time around.
  
  "When you take out the glamor of the presidential component, it could be a less exciting election for a lot of people," Seiler said, adding that turnout might be negatively impacted as well.
  
  In spite of these concerns, Seiler said she sees the value in moving the primary.
  
  "I think it certainly gives California more of a voice in selecting presidential candidates," she said."This is not to say it's a bad policy; we just see administrative challenges surrounding it."As for the fiscal issue, she said, "I'd expect that issue to be taken up during budget negotiations within the legislature."

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  When three partisan county supervisors went out of there way to disregard respect for democracy and the voting process by hiring Diebold representaitive Deborah Seiler for the registrar's job, they knew what they were getting. Apparently, winning political contests is all that matters. Who cares if people suspect cheating and they give up on democracy entirely as a result? That's actually what they may desire. Either way, the three supervisors that voted to hire Deborah Seiler need to go.
  
  First, Deborah Seiler's office has been accused by Spephos.org, a voting rights organization, of transporting ballot boxes around without seals. Ever heard of ballot-box stuffing. Apparently Deborah Seiler never has.
  
  Second, my own experience as a candidate for congress proves Deborah Seiler has partisans working on her staff that are determined to affect elections in an illegal manner. Click Here for a complete rundown of how Deborah Seiler's office has repeatedly broken the law in order to harm my candidacy. It doesn't matter that she's blatanty committing crimes by interfering with my candidacy. Nobody will prosecute her for trying to obliterate my campaign. She knows she can act with impunity.

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  Published on: 5/30/2008    Last Visited: 5/30/2008  

  KPBS Morning Anchor Dwane Brown spoke with San Diego County's new Registrar Debra Seiler about the local impact.
  
  Election Tribunal Rules Former TJ Major May Run For Baja Governor

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  Published on: 2/16/2008    Last Visited: 2/18/2008  

  The lack of a size-specific scantron gives San Diego County room to expand its ballot for elections with lots of races, avoiding the overlapping bubbles in Los Angeles County, explained Deborah Seiler, San Diego County's registrar of voters.The Feb. 5 election ballot was 81/2-by-11 inches, she said.
  
  "In June, it will be at least 14 inches long," Seiler said.

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  - Deborah Seiler worked with the California Secretary of State's office during a time period when it was expanding the purchase of electronic and computerized voting systems in the state; she went from that position to a paid sales position with Diebold Election Systems, and then to a position in Solano County California as elections chief.

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