Excellent analysis. You should send this to every major newspaper in the country.
I think you must believe that newspaper reporters want to report the truth.
As a media liason person for the Bush Campaign I can tell you that telling the media something... even with absolute proof is no guarantee that it will be printed. And if it is printed, it very likely will be spun against the Republicans.
Let us say there was absolute proof that Kerry was stealing votes. You take it to the media and show them the proof. The story in the next days paper would lead with
Kerry staffer accuses Bush campaign of dirty tricks. Kerry has demanded that Bush issue a complete appology for his dispicable accusations. A Kerry campaign spokesperson said the Bush accusations that Kerry is stealing votes is just an attempt to trash Kerry and an example of the worst sort of dirty tricks. The Kerry staffer went on to say that it is obvious that the public does not agree with the Bush positions on issues. And as a result Bush is resorting to attacks on Kerry's character. Kerry called on Bush to end the dirty tricks campaign.
That is what you get when you prove things to the media that they do not want to report. They take the story to the Democrats and then make the story the Democrat reaction to the charges.
Welcome to the real world.