Last-minute shennanigans?

So the first rumors of election tricks are trickling in. Over at the heavily partisan Walsh Watch, they've got word up of a Republican City Councilman wearing a Maffei stickers and trying to convince voters they're at the wrong polling place.

Meanwhile Massa's campaign is crying foul over a fake endorsement of Kuhl by Canandaigua Mayor Ellen Polimeni. Polimeni saw the endorsement, called Kuhl's campaign and demanded it be taken down according to a release from Mike Williams, spokesperson for the Massa campaign. The endorsement may have only been up for a few hours, but Massa' campaign is treating is seriously. The release included this repudiation from Polimeni:
"The claim is completely false. In fact, I've had no contact whatsoever with the Kuhl campaign prior to this. I am a supporter of Eric Massa."

Rochesterturning doesn't have rumors of any funny business yet, but they've got a good primer for what to do if you're a victim, complete with hotlines to call (some specifically for Democrats).

Alternatively you could just tell us. (Seriously. We want your voting horror stories)

--- Krestia DeGeorge