Event 12/14/06: Stealing the Vote at UNH

For distribution and publication please EVENT: STEALING THE VOTE on 12/14/06 at UNH: NYU Prof. and Author Mark Crispin Miller, UNH Survey Director, David Moore, and Wa. Atty. Paul Lehto > December 14th, 2006 > Contact: Nancy Tobi, > Chair, Democracy for New Hampshire > 603-315-4500 > ntobi@democracyfornewhampshire.com > > > STEALING THE VOTE: NATIONALY RECOGNIZED ELECTIONS EXPERTS NYU > Professor and author MARK CRISPIN MILLER(The Bush Dyslexicon, and > Fooled Again: How the Right Stole the 2004 Election & Why They'll > Steal the Next One, Too) former director of UNH's Survey Center DAVID > MOORE, and Washington State Attorney PAUL LEHTO DISCUSS WHAT HAPPENED > IN 2004 AND WHAT DIDN'T HAPPEN IN 2006 > Moore, Miller, and Lehto Join NH Secretary of State Bill Gardner for > Discussion of Election Security > > WHEN: Thursday, Dec. 14, 7pm > WHERE: University of New Hampshire, MUB Theater 1, Durham, NH > > Democracy for NH- Fair Elections Committee, Women Making a Difference > and UNH host past UNH Professor of Political Science & author David > Moore; NYU Communications and Culture Professor, author Mark Crispin > Miller; and nationally recognized Election Law Attorney, Paul Lehto > for a panel discussion to be held on the UNH campus Thursday, Dec. 14, > 7pm at the MUB Theater 1 on the timely topic of: Stealing the Vote: > What Happened in 2004, and What Didn't Happen in 2006! > > NH's Secretary of State, Bill Gardner, will also be present for the > discussion portion of the evening. > > Mark Crispin Miller's book: Fooled Again, as well as David Moore's: > How to Steal An Election will be for sale at this event. > > For more information email Nancy Tobi, chairman of Democracy for NH at > ntobi@democracyfornewhampshire.com or call 603-315-4500 > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Mark Crispin Miller is a Professor of Culture and Communication at New > York University, and the author of many books and articles, including > The Bush Dyslexicon, Cruel and Unusual and Fooled Again: How the Right > Stole the 2004 Election & Why They'll Steal the Next One, Too (Unless > We Stop Them). Professor Miller's pioneering and unrelenting efforts > to spark a major electoral reform movement are truly an inspiration to > the election integrity community. He is one of America's most > important public intellectuals and activists. His blog is at > http://www.markcrispinmiller.com/. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > Paul Lehto is an Everett, Washington business law and consumer fraud > attorney. Lehto and Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman were co-authors of a > significant paper entitled "An Evidence of Election Irregularities in > Snohomish County, Washington, General Election 2004" involving Sequoia > touch screen DRE electronic voting machines. Sequoia's claim of > proprietary trade secrets and refusal to allow production of data and > information led to a lawsuit seeking to void the purchase contract for > the Sequoia machines on numerous public policy and state > constitutional grounds. Lehto has written and spoken on election > justice issues, the future of the legal profession, and various > consumer fraud and business law issues. > ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ > David Moore is a a full-time writer and polling consultant living in > Durham, NH. He was Professor of Political Science at the University > of New Hampshire from 1972 to 1993 and Director of the University of > New Hampshire Survey Center, which he founded in 1975. He is also the > author of The Superpollsters: How They Measure and Manipulate Public > Opinion in America. His latest book is, How to Steal an Election. > > ### > > About Democracy for New Hampshire: Democracy for New Hampshire (DFNH) > is a grassroots organization that was established in the spring of > 2004. DFNH is a state Political Action Committee registered with the > New Hampshire Department of State. Democracy for New Hampshire is a > nonpartisan bigtent organization that promotes grassroots community > involvement in the democratic process in New Hampshire. DFNH works to > protect the foundations of our democracy and the integrity of our > political process and supports fiscally responsible, socially > progressive candidates who speak honestly about policy choices. > > -- Keith McCrae