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Facebook post from @HumaAbedin's sister.
...closest thing to @HillaryClinton lighting up the Bat-Signal you're gonna see. #AuditTheVote

Thanks

• Department of Justice: 1-800-253-3931 (press 5) or 202-353-1555 voting.section@usdoj.gov
• DOJ 202-353-1555 ~Commentline 202-514-2000 ext 4

• Michigan Senator DebbieStabenow (517) 203-1760

• Wisconsin Board of Elections: (608) 266-8005
• Senator Tammy Baldwin: (608) 264-5338 (Madison) / (202) 224-5653 (DC)

They must be getting a lot of calls

.@NyTimes declared Russian cyber-espionage and election influence a major untold story. Tell it now. http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/11/06/public-editor/a-muted-alarm-bell-over-russian-election-hacking.html … #AuditTheVote

https://twitter.com/sarahkendzior/status/801413600426524672

A Muted Alarm Bell Over Russian Election Hacking

http://mobile.nytimes.com/2016/11/06/public-editor/a-muted-alarm-bell-over-russian-election-hacking.html

What was missing is a sense that this coverage is actually important. After The Washington Post broke the story that the Democratic National Committee had been hacked, The Times came back with its own solid piece, but it didn’t crack the front page and it earned only a modest mention on the home page. A piece laying out evidence that the Russians may be trying to falsify voting results in state databases ran on A15 and got minimal play digitally. Another on Vice President Joseph R. Biden Jr. signaling that the White House was prepared to order a rare covert cyberattack against Russian found a home on page A19.

Turbocharged coverage might have led readers inside the cloak-and-dagger underworld of the hackers and the hacked. It might have more fully explored the government lapses in protecting information systems. And it could have told readers more about the effort to uncoil Trump’s involvement, if any, in the hacking. When you think about it, there are few more crucial assertions than whether a possible occupant of the White House participated in an act of espionage against his country.

I asked Sanger, a highly knowledgeable and seasoned hand on matters of cyberwarfare, about the challenges in covering information hacks. “American drone strikes and Russians bombing a hospital in Syria are immediate, gripping, tragic human stories,” he said. “A cyberstrike, by nature, is subtle, its effects often hidden for months, its importance usually a mystery. The bigger story here is that a foreign power has inserted itself in the fundamental underpinnings of American democracy using cybertechniques. We’ve never seen that before.”

Getting repeated busy signals calling the DOJ at their 202 number? Try 1-800-253-3931 (option 5) instead. #AuditTheElection #AuditTheVote

https://twitter.com/stoatno1/status/801162569390034946

Y'all, this Russian hacker/FBI collusion w/ voting machines is really serious. The DOJ is looking into it and taking calls. Please do this:

The @guardian reports that hi-level officials are demanding an audit. https://goo.gl/83AQnu Keep calling! #AuditTheElection #AuditTheVote


https://twitter.com/ultygirl/status/801412079576055808