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Tag(s): Action Alerts; Elections; Electronic Voting; New Jersey; Voting; Voting Integrity; Voting Laws Federal HAVA; Voting Machines; Voting Technology
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December 2, 2007 at 11:02:39

Action Alert: Contact NJ Guv for safer elections whether you live in NJ or not!

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From our attorney in the matter of confirming electoral outcomes in New
Jersey:

Hi everyone—

I appreciate all the help we can get here in NJ where the traditional
voting rights groups have been slow to fight for VVPTs (Voter Verified Paper Trails) and audits, and my organization is not member-based.

This help should include calls to the Governors’ office (609-292-6000 or email: http://www.state.nj.us/cgi-bin/governor/govmail/govmail_1.pl ) that has
remained removed from holding his appointed Attorney General accountable
regarding the administration of elections. Subsequent to the radio
broadcast (which was heard locally), Senator Nia Gill asked me to urge
everyone –local and national groups—to call the Governor. This is
because not only calls from NJ matter but national calls increase the
volume of calls and let the Governor know that the “eyes” of the nation
are on NJ since this could be a model bill to be used in other states.

Thanks again for your all your contributions to the bill and efforts
towards getting this enacted,

Renee

NJ Appleseed PILC

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