the conservative
Republican Supreme Court justice candidate who is contesting the Texas vote
totals due to widespread anomolies in virtually every county studied.
one of the many noteworthy Texas vote snafus: this one in Tarrant
County, which gave 100,000 extra votes.
the computer specialist
called in to hack Pennsylvania's Sequoia machines and who found so many
flaws that the tests were called off.
Even Conservatives are starting to become hot and bothered by the fact that one company, Sequoia, is
rumored to be owned by Hugo Chavez, the President of Venezuela and thorn in
Bush's heel.
And last but certainly not least, the Texas county at the mercy of ES&S. Despite all the screw-ups, when
the county wanted to withhold payment until the problems were fixed to their
satisfaction, ES&S
refused to help them in their run-off elections. If the county used paper ballots for the run-off instead, they faced sanctions for not complying with federal election standards and the loss of federal funding for the voting equipment.
(If these links work, many thanks to Brad "BradBlog" Friedman, who took the time
to walk me through the process with detailed instructions.)
***
Dear Joni
Wonderful article.
Now that you state you are for hand counted paper ballots (HCPB)
(does that mean you have changed your position?) I am sending you an
invitation here to join our new list serve for HCPB people only.
The debate that you talk about is going on everywhere and now on oped
news, which is great
On HCPB list serve we are trying to move ahead dealing only with HCPB
It would be wonderful if you wanted to join us
One other point - I think Bev's book Black Box Voting belongs on your
list of recommended reading at the end of your article
- evite below:
We are voting rights/election reform activists and organizers. Please
join us if you are for hand counted paper ballots(HCPB) now and are
working toward that end now or would like to be. We advocate and work
for the implementation of hand counted paper ballots now.
To subscribe please reply to
Republican Supreme Court justice candidate who is contesting the Texas vote
totals due to widespread anomolies in virtually every county studied.
one of the many noteworthy Texas vote snafus: this one in Tarrant
County, which gave 100,000 extra votes.
the computer specialist
called in to hack Pennsylvania's Sequoia machines and who found so many
flaws that the tests were called off.
Even Conservatives are starting to become hot and bothered by the fact that one company, Sequoia, is
rumored to be owned by Hugo Chavez, the President of Venezuela and thorn in
Bush's heel.
the county wanted to withhold payment until the problems were fixed to their
satisfaction, ES&S
refused to help them in their run-off elections. If the county used paper ballots for the run-off instead, they faced sanctions for not complying with federal election standards and the loss of federal funding for the voting equipment.
(If these links work, many thanks to Brad "BradBlog" Friedman, who took the time
to walk me through the process with detailed instructions.)
***
Dear Joni
Wonderful article.
Now that you state you are for hand counted paper ballots (HCPB)
(does that mean you have changed your position?) I am sending you an
invitation here to join our new list serve for HCPB people only.
The debate that you talk about is going on everywhere and now on oped
news, which is great
On HCPB list serve we are trying to move ahead dealing only with HCPB
It would be wonderful if you wanted to join us
One other point - I think Bev's book Black Box Voting belongs on your
list of recommended reading at the end of your article
- evite below:
We are voting rights/election reform activists and organizers. Please
join us if you are for hand counted paper ballots(HCPB) now and are
working toward that end now or would like to be. We advocate and work
for the implementation of hand counted paper ballots now.
To subscribe please reply to
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