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He is also the author of Fooled Again: The Real Case for Electoral Reform,
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off-Broadway show, A Patriot Act, is available on DCD at www.patriotnation.com.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Ohio 2004: The Longest Line The drive to block the vote was particularly flagrant in Gambier, OH,home of Kenyon College.While student voters at nearby religious schools had quite an easy time of it, Kenyon's students had to wait for hours and hours and hours.Those long lines soon turned out to have been purposely created,through the deliberate under-supply of working e-voting machinery to the polling sites at Kenyon.Students wrote an account.Here's link.
Monday, December 17, 2007Ohio 2004: The Longest Line The drive to block the vote was particularly flagrant in Gambier, OH,home of Kenyon College.While student voters at nearby religious schools had quite an easy time of it, Kenyon's students had to wait for hours and hours and hours.Those long lines soon turned out to have been purposely created,through the deliberate under-supply of working e-voting machinery to the polling sites at Kenyon.Students wrote an account.Here's link.
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Monday, December 17, 2007
Interview with Don Siegelman, former Alabama Governor As he himself makes clear,Siegelman's ordeal began back in 2000,when he came out early on, and publicly,against the presidential bid of his fellow governor,Bush,and backed Al Gore instead.It was a move that Rove never did forget,and never would forgive,says Siegelman.Rove's long drive to destroy the Alabama governor resulted in the theft of the 2002 election for Republican Bob Riley. Here Siegelman describes that theft.
Monday, December 17, 2007Interview with Don Siegelman, former Alabama Governor As he himself makes clear,Siegelman's ordeal began back in 2000,when he came out early on, and publicly,against the presidential bid of his fellow governor,Bush,and backed Al Gore instead.It was a move that Rove never did forget,and never would forgive,says Siegelman.Rove's long drive to destroy the Alabama governor resulted in the theft of the 2002 election for Republican Bob Riley. Here Siegelman describes that theft.
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Monday, November 19, 2007
Granting Telecom Giants Retroactive Immunity will give AT&T total power over our elections While the issues surrounding electronic voting are highly technical and controversial, it is beyond question that a telecom such as AT&T that strains the electronic flow of information, according to undisclosed search criteria, could also in principle act as a so-called "man in the middle" by intercepting, analyzing, and changing votes before they reach their final destination.
Monday, November 19, 2007Granting Telecom Giants Retroactive Immunity will give AT&T total power over our elections While the issues surrounding electronic voting are highly technical and controversial, it is beyond question that a telecom such as AT&T that strains the electronic flow of information, according to undisclosed search criteria, could also in principle act as a so-called "man in the middle" by intercepting, analyzing, and changing votes before they reach their final destination.
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Friday, August 31, 2007
Action Alert! HR 811 up for vote in House next week Although we have done much, over the last few months, to weaken the bill's congressional support, there is of course a good chance that the members of the House, just back from vacation, will have lost their focus, and so may vote this toxic legislation into law.
Friday, August 31, 2007Action Alert! HR 811 up for vote in House next week Although we have done much, over the last few months, to weaken the bill's congressional support, there is of course a good chance that the members of the House, just back from vacation, will have lost their focus, and so may vote this toxic legislation into law.
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Wednesday, July 11, 2007
Exposé: Holt bill was revised by Microsoft, Diebold and ES&S Is there any link between Rush Holt and a high-tech Princeton company that stands to profit from an election reform bill that Holt has pending in the House? That legislation, critics charge, will only further weaken our democracy. Holt is smart-a rocket scientist, in fact-so why has he ignored the many solid arguments against his bill? Is he in denial, or in somebody's pocket-or is it a little bit of both?
Wednesday, July 11, 2007Exposé: Holt bill was revised by Microsoft, Diebold and ES&S Is there any link between Rush Holt and a high-tech Princeton company that stands to profit from an election reform bill that Holt has pending in the House? That legislation, critics charge, will only further weaken our democracy. Holt is smart-a rocket scientist, in fact-so why has he ignored the many solid arguments against his bill? Is he in denial, or in somebody's pocket-or is it a little bit of both?
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Sunday, June 3, 2007
Action Alert: Ask Congress to slow down on HR 811 From MCM's blog: IN LIEU OF HR 811, WE PROPOSE: 1. Paper ballots, not paper trails 2. Federal BUYOUT of all touchscreen voting equipment 3. No secret vote counting, no secret records, no secret contracts, and no trade secrecy in our public elections 4. No control of voting technologies by four White House appointees 5. No unfunded mandates. Please consider a workable, alternative proposal for essential election reform
Sunday, June 3, 2007Action Alert: Ask Congress to slow down on HR 811 From MCM's blog: IN LIEU OF HR 811, WE PROPOSE: 1. Paper ballots, not paper trails 2. Federal BUYOUT of all touchscreen voting equipment 3. No secret vote counting, no secret records, no secret contracts, and no trade secrecy in our public elections 4. No control of voting technologies by four White House appointees 5. No unfunded mandates. Please consider a workable, alternative proposal for essential election reform
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Thursday, September 21, 2006
How to Make Sure You're Registered to Vote Democrats.com has built a revolutionary new system to help voters check their voter registration quickly and easily. To prevent any more stolen elections, we want to encourage *every* voter to "google" their voter registration in September, while there is still time to submit a new registration form.
Thursday, September 21, 2006How to Make Sure You're Registered to Vote Democrats.com has built a revolutionary new system to help voters check their voter registration quickly and easily. To prevent any more stolen elections, we want to encourage *every* voter to "google" their voter registration in September, while there is still time to submit a new registration form.
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Wednesday, September 13, 2006
Stealing America: Vote by Vote Showings of Dorothy Fadiman's new movie: Stealing America, Vote by Vote. Fadiman is an Emmy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker. Here is the schedule for the screenings: in New York, DC, California and Ohio.
Wednesday, September 13, 2006Stealing America: Vote by Vote Showings of Dorothy Fadiman's new movie: Stealing America, Vote by Vote. Fadiman is an Emmy Award-winning, Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker. Here is the schedule for the screenings: in New York, DC, California and Ohio.
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Sunday, September 3, 2006
Psst! The Fix Is In (and what you can do about it) As for this next election, we should concentrate on getting out the word. Once our fellow-citizens find out what's going on, and also finally understand the enemy, they will take up this struggle, which we, the people, will then win. There are three tasks that we must carry out these next two months.
Sunday, September 3, 2006Psst! The Fix Is In (and what you can do about it) As for this next election, we should concentrate on getting out the word. Once our fellow-citizens find out what's going on, and also finally understand the enemy, they will take up this struggle, which we, the people, will then win. There are three tasks that we must carry out these next two months.
