freepress.org tomorrow on theft of OH referendum

[freedomfries]

And now, tragically, we have had another set of stolen elections. Four statewide referenda aimed at reforming Ohio's electoral process have been defeated in a manner that is (again) totally inconsistent with polling data, One statewide referendum, aimed at handing the corrupt Taft Administration a $2 billion windfall, has allegedly passed, again in a manner totally inconsistent with polling data, or even a rudimentary assessment of Ohio politics.
http://wwww.freepress.org
We will write more about this tomorrow. But suffice it to say these latest "official" vote counts make sense only in the context of a powerful recent report issued by the Government Accounting Office confirming that electronic voting machines like those used in Ohio can be easily hacked by a very few players to deliver a vote count totally at odds with the will of the electorate.

We have seen it in the presidential elections of 2000 and 2004, in at least three Senatorial races in 2002, and now in the referenda in Ohio 2005, and possibly elsewhere.

How could this have happened?

[acmejack]

1. How long can this be tolerated?

Or doesn't the electorate give a damn? Does the American electorate care about anything?

[Spurt]

2. And Detroit.

http://www.detnews.com/2005/metro/0511/08/A01-376352.htm

[freedomfries]

3. kick

thanks for posting. Please send the link to J. Conyers.

[Spurt]

4. As usual...

...JC is ahead of us all.
He was first AFAIK to flag Detroit problems.

Damn he's good!
:-)