It is not clear who is to blame.
The Boston office of Mass. Secretary of State William Galvin was not available for comment.
The IOP maintains it is not responsible.
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E. Clarke Tucker '03, co-captain of the drive, and Pforzheimer House captain W. Lucien Smith '03 vow that all forms were turned into the IOP.
Neighbor said an IOP staffer told her that Galvin's office reported receiving the ballots.
"Most of the forms were fairly straightforward, and there were people there to help [the students]," Smith said of the dining hall drives. "I couldn't imagine it was any fault of the students who registered that the
registration got screwed up."
Neighbor will initiate a post-election investigation.
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