by Ellen Theisen, Dave Klein and John Washburn Congratulations to the election integrity advocates in Tennessee. Yesterday, the Senate blocked an effort to delay implementation of a 2008 law requiring a "paper trail" on all voting machines in all 95 counties by 2010....
National: Insider: ACORN 'always been Democrat operation' LINK National: Jim Brown on the Voting Rights Act LINK National: US Sen. Grassley: Works to ensure milirary families have opportunity to vote LINK CA: Tie-Breakers? We've Had a Few LINK HI: Hawaii plans to cut 66 precincts to reduce election expenses LINK IL: Recount resumes in Rock Island LINK NJ: Roselle mayor alleges primary votes mishandled LINK (One of the candidates cast two votes.) TN: Burchett likened to Atticus Finch LINK TN: Republicans count victories as Tennessee legislature adjourns LINK TN: Senate Vote Leaves Mandate for New Voting Machines in 2010 LINK TN: Tennessee Senate rejects delay for paper trail on voting machines LINK Iran: BBC Persian and VOA's Persian News Network deny Tehran's accusations of bias and meddling LINK Iran: Iran Election 2009: A different perspective LINK Iran: Iran's Supreme Leader Affirms Election Results LINK Iran: Statistical evidence for Iranian election fraud? LINK Iran: SteveLendmanBlog - LINK LINK (Lots of background about the election.) Philippines: Comelec to trim down polling precincts by 70% LINK Published by VotersUnite.Org
Ellen Theisen, Director and Managing Editor
Dave Klein, Editor
John Washburn, Editor
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