HERES WHAT WE HAVE NOW

Electronic voting, do you think it is fair that, in America, only a select few, get to see the votes being counted, and that only a select few get to look at the machines that count our votes?

WAKE UP!! Every American should be able to see the votes being counted, An eight year old knows better than to allow the votes to be counted in secret, yet We and our Politicians have allowed this to happen.

WAKE UP!! Fight this bullshit..... Fight it with everything you got!!

And Please don't let them knock the wind out of you, on Nov, 7th we know the election may or may not be rigged, Be prepared to FIGHT either way, if the machine picks the Dem's, We go after the Dem's to GET RID OR THESE MACHINE, if the Repubs win, we CONTINUE to FIGHT the Repubs, either way the fight IS ON, to get rid of the secret vote counting machines.

No. We will blow away their house of straw.
After we see that the Publicans some how managed to squeak out wins after the polls showing a 51-41 difference and undecideds leaning 2-1 for Dems, there is no way this election is gonna be taken lying down.

The programmers must be sweating like pigs in the slaughter line. They know we know, and after Nov. 7, just about everyone else is gonna know. 75 % of the people I talk to have an idea about what's coming our way and what hit us two years ago. That's about 75 people just in my little burg.

Then there is that blind faith 25% who are sheep. But even most of those will be saying: What the hell!!

Hey, Kster, remember when the news used to call elections at 5pm? How do you think they used to be able to do that?

I like it, I like it alot ;) :-)

GO VOTE! More DEM voters = harder to hack. More DEM voters means easier legal challenges.

GOTV

in electronic voting? Are we being set up? :tinfoilhat:

This is my Yahoo! key word ("electronic voting") alert today:

Electronic voting sites are added
Los Angeles Times Thu, 26 Oct 2006 0:17 AM PDT
Early voting for the Nov. 7 election expanded to 17 electronic voting stations Wednesday throughout Los Angeles County.

Suit challenging electronic voting machines won't be heard before Election Day
The Morning Call Thu, 26 Oct 2006 1:25 AM PDT
A lawsuit challenging the use of electronic voting machines in Pennsylvania will not be heard until a week after the Nov. 7 election.

Electronic Voting Concerns
Fox 6 News San Diego Wed, 25 Oct 2006 10:30 PM PDT
An "Election Watchdog" group is warning voters about electronic voting concerns.

Electronic machines raise concern in US vote
AFP via Yahoo! News Wed, 25 Oct 2006 7:02 PM PDT
New electronic voting machines to be used in the upcoming US legislative polls are raising concerns after several blunders that have revived memories of Florida's 2000 presidential election debacle.

Voting Machines Had Defective Part
Washington Post Thu, 26 Oct 2006 0:38 AM PDT
The maker of Maryland's electronic voting system replaced a flawed electronic component in several thousand touch-screen voting machines in 2005, state election officials acknowledged this week.

On some voting machines, long names cut off
KVUE Austin Thu, 26 Oct 2006 10:34 AM PDT
Some Travis County voters are finding only partial names on their electronic ballots for the November 7 elections. The Hart InterCivic e-Slate voting machines chop off candidate names longer than about 15 letters.

Malfunctioning Voting Machines Fixed Last Year in Four Counties
WJLA-TV Washington D.C. Thu, 26 Oct 2006 3:58 AM PDT
Election officials in Maryland says the company that makes the state's electronic voting machines had to replace malfunctioning components last year in machines used in the 2004 election.

Are New Voting Machines Secure?
WNEP 16 Thu, 26 Oct 2006 7:58 AM PDT
A new study of electronic machines by a non-partisan group claims the machines only increase questions about the accuracy and reliability of voting in the United States.

Electronic machines raise concern in US vote
TODAYonline Wed, 25 Oct 2006 7:24 PM PDT
A touch-screen displays instructions in three languages on an electronic voting machine during early voting at the Roden Library 16 October, 2006 in Chicago, Illinois.

New Voting Machines Concern Some Voters
NewsChannel 10 Amarillo Wed, 25 Oct 2006 4:45 PM PDT
Potter County's new electronic voting machines are the only choice at the polls this season...and election officials want to assure voters they are reliable.

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