News U.S. American lawyer aids elderly votes Facebook Twitter Email SMS WhatsApp Share By J. Correspondent | May 31, 1996 Schwedt, who left his wife and three daughters back in Washington, offered various political parties his services. He rented a car at his own expense and was on the road as the polls opened yesterday morning. By nightfall, he had made about 20 runs. "I'm not asking anyone how they vote, I'm just asking them to vote," he said. J. Correspondent Also On J. Letters What really happened in Oakland; Defense of Rep. Huffman; etc. Film Leonard Bernstein was more Jewish than ‘Maestro’ lets on Recipe Fried artichokes and fried buns fulfill your Hanukkah oil obligation Philanthropy Federation's big change: from decider to adviser Subscribe to our Newsletter Enter Email Sign Up