Intentioal or Mistake? Military Absentee Voters in WI told to submit their ballots ONE WEEK LATE!

What do you think?  The Federal Voting Assistance Program has admitted mistakingly telling
Military Voters to submit their ballots ONE WEEK TOO LATE!

The Federal Voting Assistance Program website published an incorrect deadline for the return of returning military ballots in Wisconsin. Had this error not been corrected, thousands of Wisconsin servicemen and women could have been disenfranchised in this key swing state this November.

The FVAB website incorrectly stated ballots must be returned by November 16. The
actual deadline is 4 p.m. November 9. Any military ballots received in that intervening 
week would not have been counted by local and state election officials.

MacIver News Service contacted the Wisconsin Government Accountability Board 
about the error on Tuesday and requested comment.

"All Wisconsin absentee ballots are due by 4 p.m. the Friday after the election. The 
FVAP site was incorrect," said Reid Magney, GAB spokesman in an emailed response 
to the inquiry.

Ballots must be postmarked no later than Election Day, which in 2012 is Tuesday, 
November 6th.

According to their website, The FVAP provides U.S. citizens worldwide a broad range
of non-partisan information and assistance to facilitate their participation in the
democratic process - regardless of where they work or live. The FVAP also administers
the Federal responsibilities of the National Voter Registration Act (NVRA), which designates
armed forces recruiting offices nationwide as voter registration agencies allowing eligible U.S.
citizens to apply for voter registration, or apply to change voter registration data.

FLASHBACK:Democrats tried, and succeeded, in trying to block Military Votes in 2000