Stop, Thief!

IN this important new book, the Wall Street Journal’s John Fund offers an ominous vision of future elections. “If you hated Florida in 2000,” he warns, “you may not have seen anything yet.”

You remember Florida: the ubiquitous “chads”—dimpled, pimpled, pregnant, hanging, and dangling; the butterfly ballots, overseas ballots, overvotes, undervotes, and spoiled votes. And then there were the lawsuits, in both state and federal courts. Fund holds out the very real

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IN this important new book, the Wall Street Journal’s John Fund offers an ominous vision of future elections. “If you hated Florida in 2000,” he warns, “you may not have seen anything yet.”

You remember Florida: the ubiquitous “chads”—dimpled, pimpled, pregnant, hanging, and dangling; the butterfly ballots, overseas ballots, overvotes, undervotes, and spoiled votes. And then there were the lawsuits, in both state and federal courts. Fund holds out the very real