Something stinks in Riverside County, California, and it’s not the local dump. The nasty odor assailing the residents’ nostrils is the smell of rotten politics. But it’s Riverside, so why should you care? Well there’s just one reason. What’s happening in Riverside County is a snapshot of what’s happening all over the country, probably in your state. And this is a story best told by a young man named Jeremiah Akin.
Jeremiah is a decent young man. He’s a skilled computer programmer with a life and a home like most of us. Soft-spoken and thoughtful, he loves his country and decided to serve it by offering his services as an informed observer on the Riverside County Logic and Accuracy Observation Group. Jeremiah never thought he’d be the nemesis of anyone, especially the Riverside County Registrar of Voters. But without really trying, he became just that.
Jeremiah was asked by the Riverside County chair of the Peace and Freedom Party to attend a “logic and accuracy” test of the new Sequoia electronic voting machines purchased by Riverside County, California. This test is supposed to be performed on each and every electronic voting machine as a prerequisite to certification. At least that’s how it ought to be, but something far different happened in Riverside County.
One member from the Libertarian Party, one from the Republican Party, two from the Riverside County Grand Jury, one member of the League of Women Voters, along with Jeremiah, made up the Riverside County Logic and Accuracy Observation Group. “Their task was to review sample ballots, attend a presentation by Mischelle Townsend on electronic voting and polling sites. They were then to watch a test of a sample vote and verify its accuracy by signing a document,” said Jeremiah.
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