Vote Early, Vote Often

Equal Justice Foundation ^ | 4/4/05 | by Kay Daly

[Calpernia]

from www.coxandforkum.com:

January 09, 2005
Embalm the Vote

This one goes out to Washingtonians -- particularly the readers and bloggers at Sound Politics -- including Bill Swan, Rich Chandler, and Brian Crouch. Sound Politics is the place to go for the latest news regarding the controversial election results for the governor's race in Washington state, which includes, among many other irregularities, votes by dead people. Graige McMillan at WorldNetDaily.com provides a good overview of the shenanigans: Ghostly election victory hurts all of us.

It's difficult to understand how governor-elect Christine Gregoire feels she can represent Washington state's citizens when the ballots that elected her were cast by ... well ... ghosts. That's right. In the heavily Democratic Interstate 5 corridor along Puget Sound in western Washington, some 8,400 of the ballots cast don't seem to belong to anybody. But they were counted.

You don't have to live downwind to know that this election stinks well beyond the borders of Washington state. What's at stake here is the disenfranchisement of an entire state's citizens by phantom voters who show up only on Election Day, cast "provisional" ballots that are never verified, and live at the elections offices in King County and other public buildings. Amazingly enough, as John Fund reports in Political Journal -- over 300 of these phantom voters actually share the same handwriting...

[RonDog]

:o)

[Just A Nobody]

Thanks for this thread and linking to "Regime Change Iran"

This is the first I've seen it. I've been capturing and filing cases for awhile now, but having them all together is great!

[Calpernia]

Feel free to post links here. This is a reference thread :) You are welcome to use it for your own notes too.

[Just A Nobody]

Thank you. This link has the most comprehensive break down by state/city that I have found.

http://www.foxnews.com/projects/pdf/Vote_Fraud_Intimidation_Suppression_2004_Pres_Election_v2.pdf

[Calpernia]

I'm downloading that one.

If that link disappears, let me know. I will throw it up on my server.

[Calpernia]

Link at 25 for reference.

[Just A Nobody]

Check out Wyoming % in the chart here.....
http://uselectionatlas.org/USPRESIDENT/data.php?year=2004&datatype=national&def=vto&f=0

[Calpernia]

bttt

[Just A Nobody]

This just posted ..... recount in Detroit Mayoral election.

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1527082/posts

[hoosiermama]

NOW, how did WYoming do that?

[hoosiermama]

Thought you might want to see this.....

[Bahbah]

Thanks, my dear, and a Happy Thanksgiving Eve to you.

[Howlin]

North Carolina, for example, has been the locale for a variety of unscrupulous games in recent years.

Don't remind me! It's shameful.

And would you believe, after having just voted in a lottery, some of those crooks have already had to resign -- before the first meeting -- for taking some sort of kickbacks?

Just crooks, plain and simple.

[hoosiermama]

I'd believe just about anything at this point.....Watching the news lately has been like watching Middle School students trying to argue......have been staying away as much as possible......Thank God for passing kidney stones...It keeps my mind off this drivel.


Isn't there any good news out there....Where's the reports of the kindnesses and goodness of the world?

[Just A Nobody]

I was shocked, SHOCKED, I tell you, to see that in print. Especially surprising it was WY.

[Just A Nobody]

Another new case.....DemonRat corruption in upstate NY

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1527532/posts

[Calpernia]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-chat/1518679/posts?page=37#37

[Just A Nobody]

Missouri's turn .....
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1527839/posts

[Calpernia]

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/news/1530688/posts
N.C. judge dismisses voting machine case; vendor may pull out

>>>Aviel Rubin, technical director of the Johns Hopkins Information Security Institute, led a team of three computer scientists to examine source code for touch-screen voting machines made by Diebold. More than 40,000 Diebold voting machines are in use in 37 states.

"As the computer scientists at Johns Hopkins recently reported, these new machines are vulnerable to massive fraud," Holt said in a statement. "Unless Congress acts to pass legislation that would make sure that all computer voting machines have a paper record that voters can verify when they cast their ballots, voters and election officials will have no way of knowing whether the computers are counting votes properly."<<<<