Great week for "us" /USA and the Truth
by Michael Collins Election Fraud News
It has been a great week for America due to two sources typical of the new media – bright people with standards that simply don’t allow the sufferance of injustice and false claims of victory and morality when the opposite is clear.
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2006 election
by Zane Lane
I voted at my correct precinct and polling place in May, 2006 without incident.
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Voting in Denver
by Michael Anderson, mband@earthlink.net
I became a voting machine judge so that I could see first hand if there were obvious problems with the machines or otherwise. There were definitely problems on Tuesday but not too many with the workings of the machines and they were easily corrected.
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First state report, two voting machines down: anomaly, chicanery, or proof of a kleptocracy?
by Tom Luffman
Delmar, Delaware- The town of Delmar is split asunder by the Transpeninsular Line* *that was laid by surveyors in 1751. The southern half of the population resides in Maryland, while their yankee cousins live in Delaware. I currently live just about a mile north of the line. My side of the town boasts a population of 1,407 according to 2000 official census numbers, while the southern side comes in a bit larger as 1,859 people called it home during the same period.
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Voting in Hollywood, California
by Howard Luken, nemawashigroup@yahoo.com
No Diebold or ES&S machines, no threatening pollsters, no interference from poll workers, no threatening calls, no nothing... seems when its a done deal concerning the way a State or locality votes Rove and his minions stay away and concentrate on key elections in swing states. I walked into a church on Yucca Street in Hollywood situated right next to the Hollywood freeway right under the Hollywood sign.
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Machine glitches
by Jacqueline I. Ruhl, jigrar@columbus.rr.com
I want to document my voting experience yesterday at the Middlebury Twp. precinct in Knox County, Ohio. When I cast my vote on a touch-screen machine for Zack Space, the machine registered Joy Padgett. When I changed it, it flipped back to Padgett, twice. Finally, it stayed on Space, but when I turned the page to review my votes, the machine once again registered Joy Padgett.
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Calls by the GOP giving out wrong precincts in Athens
by Susan Gwinn
I just found out that the Republicans are calling up voters again this year and giving them the wrong location to vote at. They did this in 2004 and a democrat got such a call tonight in Athens County and reported it to me. I am demanding the County Prosecutor make a statement condemning this and launching an immediate investigation there must be some way to track the villains. Warn others and if they get a number on a caller ID be sure they save it. I understand this has been on the national news today that this is happening.
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I voted today...but almost didn't
by Anita Rios, GP Candidate for Ohio Lt.Governor
I went to vote this morning. I made sure that I looked respectable, tamed my ethnic hair, put on nice clothes and wore my good coat. I had decided to try to vote using a form of ID available to someone who does not have a drivers license or state ID, and I didn't want to inadvertently set off any red flags among the poll workers by looking like... a scary Mexican? Anyway, I reread the card sent out by the Lucas Co. Board of Elections spelling out what I needed to do to comply with the new voter ID law. I put that in my purse along with my water/sewer bill, one of the only utility bills that I have which comes in my name in addition to my Husband's, since according to the notice is sufficent identifiaction. It has both my name and my husband's and our address. Of course I also had my Ohio drivers license but was committed to not using it.
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PAPER BALLOTS
by Douglas H. And Carol S. Lovely
At precinct 02 Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Marietta, GA 30064, my wife and I ask for a paper ballot in order to vote today. We were denied a paper ballot by the person in charge of the precinct. I ask why? He said, "Georgia law. You have to use the electronic voting machine." I ask him to show me the law refusing me the right to a paper ballot. He could not.
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Victoria Lovegren may be arrested on criminal charges for seeking to see precinct-level election results in Cuyahoga County
by Victoria Lovegren, Ph.D.
Cuyahoga County is filing criminal charges against me because I asked some volunteers for the Vote Count Protection Project to call some of the Election Day Technicians, and ask them if they would be willing to write down some of the Voting Unit election results on a data-collection form, to used for vote-count verification purposes.
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