Reply #7: Susan Marie Weber has been fighting this for a long time --

[BevHarris]

the judge, ruling against her in the first case, made the astonishing judgement that efficiency was a higher priority than accurate results.

She also was not allowed to present any evaluation of the voting machine software, because the judge decided it was already evaluated by the certifiers and must be just fine and dandy.

She, like Dr. Rebecca Mercuri, has been plugging away on this issue before it became the popular thing to do -- she is an example of doing things the right way, in the public eye, and with no thought for personal gain.

We need more people willing to use the legal system in this important, honorable way, which puts all the evidence into the public record, with information that everyone can observe, which is the way it must be to change legislation in the most meaningful way.