The newspaper offers Double Voting Seen as Unlikely and ACORN Workers Begged for Sign-Ups, Board Told. A snippet from the latter article: “Barkley, of Cleveland, said he was homeless and reading a book on Public Square when he signed some of the 13 cards that contain his name. He filled out cards — with his mother’s house or workplace as the address — to help workers stay employed.” The article reports that “ACORN leaders have acknowledged that workers paid by the hour were given quotas to fill.”