LINK to Ohio Map showing Vendor/Technology by County

http://tinyurl.com/oryay

Much thanks to Dave Berman of www.GuvWurld.org for publishing my graphics, articles, etc.

by Rady Ananda (95 articles, 244 quicklinks, 19 diaries, 689 comments) on Sunday, October 8, 2006 at 6:28:48 PM
 

"Stolen" as construed from "missing, misplaced or lost"

I just checked 10 different links regarding these memory cards and must apologize - none of the articles use the word "stolen". At best, at click here the term is "missing" which a reasonable person could construe to mean stolen.

The 70 "missing" cards have not reappeared since May.

by Rady Ananda (95 articles, 244 quicklinks, 19 diaries, 689 comments) on Sunday, October 8, 2006 at 8:19:02 PM
 

More details on Stolen Cards at BBV

Bev Harris, Founder - Black Box Voting, in a 10-9-06 email:

Regarding the stolen cards: I have the current news story up on Black Box Voting here:
http://www.bbvforums.org/forums/messages/8/44263.html

(From BBV) Still unresolved:

- The GEMS central tabulator still appears to have the double set of books, allowing the system to pass any random spot check while having rigged totals; the main way to prevent this is to post voting machine results at the precincts, which Cuyahoga County is apparently refusing to do;

- We have heard no explanation as to whether the memory cards that went missing last May were stolen or ever accounted for. Stolen memory cards may provide the
information needed for someone to steal the election.

- (AP) article misreports the absentee problem -- the absentee votes were not hand-counted, as they should have been, instead Cuyahoga County reportedly hired temps to enter the votes into touch-screens, a process that was certain to be more error-prone, more time-consuming, and more expensive than simply hand counting them.

In the interest of brevity, I did not mention that GEMS still appears to accept NEGATIVE VOTES. I am testing that further with the Memphis database.

Bev Harris
Founder - Black Box Voting

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Make the 2006 election the biggest citizen evidence gathering action ever. It's up to US to make the case.

WHAT TO DO WITH EVIDENCE: "Never put it in a funnel."

Always PROPAGATE evidence to at least 5-7 different places:

- A reporter
- Black Box Voting
- Your local elections office (this will seed it into the public record)
- Your e-mail list
- Your local elections reform group
- The EIRS reporting system
- A blog
- Someplace unexpected

EVIDENCE = video, audio, photos, public records
(stories and anecdotes are not evidence)

This Tool Kit is a Declaration of Independence for Citizens: http://www.blackboxvoting.org/toolkit.pdf

by Rady Ananda (95 articles, 244 quicklinks, 19 diaries, 689 comments) on Wednesday, October 11, 2006 at 5:00:59 PM