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Steven F. Freeman * Center for Organizational Dynamics * University of Pennsylvania * (215) 898-6967 * Fax: (215) 898-8934 * sff@sas.upenn.edu * www.organizationaldynamics.upenn.edu/center * www.appliedresearch.us/sf/
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Was the 2004 Presidential Election Stolen? Exit Polls, Election Fraud, and the Official Count by Steven F. Freeman and Joel Bleifuss (Seven Stories Press). Preview at www.electionintegrity.org/book
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Wednesday, January 30, 2008
New Blogs on Foreign election fraud and Foreign Policy and Breach of NH chain of custody How to Steal an Election Without Breaking a Sweat: No, this isn't about New Hampshire. Although the press can not or will not consider the possibility of election fraud in America, they readily attribute suspicious foreign results to fraud. See Foreign Policy magazine's summary of different ways in which "autocratic regimes have become adept at manipulating 'free and fair elections' to stay in power."
Wednesday, January 30, 2008New Blogs on Foreign election fraud and Foreign Policy and Breach of NH chain of custody How to Steal an Election Without Breaking a Sweat: No, this isn't about New Hampshire. Although the press can not or will not consider the possibility of election fraud in America, they readily attribute suspicious foreign results to fraud. See Foreign Policy magazine's summary of different ways in which "autocratic regimes have become adept at manipulating 'free and fair elections' to stay in power."
