Posted on 11/02/2010 12:46:25 PM PDT by LibFreeUSA
I'm a campaign volunteer here in NJ and I received the following email:
----- Forwarded Message ----
From: Bayshore Tea Party Group
To: XXXXXX@teapartypatriotsofsouthernnj.com
Sent: Tue, November 2, 2010 8:50:25 AM
Subject: URGENT MAY BE VOTER FRAUD GOING ON
Dear Lord,
Bayshore Tea Party Group
Bayshore Tea Party Group | 275 Hwy 35 | Middletown | NJ | 07748
Which polling place was this in NJ-CD 6?
So what did the poll workers do about it? Just let voters keep on marching in to use those machines? Was there not a GOP poll watcher there who could have called an attorney, tried to get the machines held and examined?
Sounds like expected voting machine behaviour to me.
The fix is in.
Jersey? Vote fraud? Nawwwww! /sarc
This sounds like the story about what happened in NC during early voting.
Bingo! Inquiring minds (and FReepers) want to know.
Seriously, if the above mentioned NJ problem exists, the machines should be impounded and guarded until the cause is determined.
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"Wendy Weiser, of the NYU's Brennan Center for Justice, told Fox News "what we are concerned with is that when there are large scale mobilization around ballot security efforts, they often cross the line and used tactics that have the affect of suppressing legitimate votes. And this has happened time and again and we are worried that this may happen again this time."
There are other problems that are being reported to us at Voterfraud@Foxnews.com, from viewers who had requested absentee ballots that never arrived, to military voters, stationed here in the States, who never received their ballots either.
And
"WND wants to know if you see evidence of voter fraud.
Whether on Election Day itself, or in the days leading up to Nov. 2, if you see instances of illegal voter registration, intimidation at the polls, improper vote counting, campaigning in the polling place or other violations of election law, e-mail your story to voterfraudhotline@wnd.com.
The 2008 election saw dozens of news stories from around the country – and likely many more that went unreported – of attempts by the unscrupulous to see their candidates prevail.
With your help, and through its exclusive Voter Fraud Hotline, WND wants to make sure the news media can't sweep these stories aside in this crucial, midterm election."
Connect The Dots!
http://gunnyg.wordpress.com/2010/11/02/gunny-g-sources-of-info-regarding-constitutional-issues-by-dr-eduardo-m-rivera/
This looks like a SPAM email to me and someone in panic mode. As a computer programmer I don’t necessarily buy these “it changed my vote” claims. Not to say fraud can’t happen. But as a developer I would display your vote on the screen but store on the digital card/database what I wanted you to vote. In short, I would change the vote behind the scenes and display what you want to see. Watch ‘em closely but don’t let people with touch screen issues conceal by distraction any real fraud.
Nothing about voting machines surprises me. I have read that the SEIU is responsible for much of the maintenance of the machines which in itself should be illegal and likely the cause of these types of fraud.
Remember that Dems can’t win elections on ideas or issues, but on fraud, theft, intimidation, dead people voting, vote manipulation, whatever cheating they can do.
Bring your camera phones into the both and video it as proof
I tell ya, I read through my electronic ballot several times before I hit “cast”.
You know when some people on Free Republic end up with double and sometimes triple posts?
Usually, they think their posts didn’t post but they did. Whose to say these machines are doing the same thing and those people have just voted three times for a straight democrat ticket?
Too bad we don’t have real Justice system in this country.
Get Gov Christie involved.
Someone with some horsepower.
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