169. On the Other Hand has been decried by many of the independent
Analysts of the voting reform movement, Kathy Dopp among them.
A big point is that he refuses to acknowledge the extremely wide spread existence of the many many problems - votes that electronically switched (A person voted for Kerry, but saw Bush's name appear as the voter moved on to vote for the next candidate) the lack of the electronic machinery in heavily D districts, the purging (unfairly) of many Ohioans. And then discredits those who took the time to examine all these elements.
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