Republican Party challenges 85 absentee ballots

Herald Bulletin ^ | 11/7/03 | KEN de la BASTIDE

[sultan88]

I am guessing this is NOT Madison County, Virginia.

[I'm ALL Right!]

If Hitlery runs, the RNC needs to make DAMN sure they are prepared for possible voter fraud. It WILL happen. That creature is a crooked as they come.

[Spirited]

Indiana newspaper.

This is sickening. How does one respect a party doing nothing about guarding the vote?

[Travis McGee]

Welcome to Amexica. Sit down, and shut up.

[Travis McGee]

I pray that you're right about a new genteration of fighters, following in the footsteps of Ann Coulter and Laura Ingraham and Michelle Malkin! (Why are the toughest Republicans women anyway???)

[Travis McGee]

If we have to fight fraud with fraud, then the Republic IS lost, and CW2 is near.

[livius]

Wow! That's incredible - I'm glad you noticed this.

I live in Florida, where of course the fact that a Dem precinct captain was caught driving around with a voting machine in the back of his car seemed to be barely worth comment (and disappeared from the news very quickly).

And if you think they cheated in 2000, you ain't seen nothin'yet - 2004 is going to have every trick in the Dem Party book.

[livius]

Addendum: for what it's worth, I suspect that many of the "double punched" votes in the FL election were double punched because they had been stuck in the voting machine again (probably by folks like that Dem party official) and re-punched to invalidate them after it was discovered that they were originally for Bush.

[Z-28]

They just caught a company installing uncertified software in CA's new electronic voting machines (CA formerly used West Palm Beach-style punch card ballots).

http://www.wired.com/news/evote/0,2645,61172,00.html?tw=newsletter_topstories_html

[sausageseller]

Madison County in Indiana.

Anderson, In. area.

A lot of dirty politics goes on there.

[curmudgeonII]

A lot of dirty politics goes on there.

Here in wondrous Anderson, Indiana we define an honest politician as one who, once he's bought, stays bought.

[When I lived in New Orleans I had a friend who had lived in New Orleans all of his life. He said that it wasn't until he was 25 years old that he found out it was the city that was supposed to pay the cops.]

[Grampa Dave]

The stuff that goes on in the polling stations, before, during and after voting is incredible. The stuff that you mentioned and most of us know of vile ways the rats have and continue to cheat us out of our votes or allow illegals or dead rats to vote.

[Grampa Dave]

Thanks for finding this story and posting it.

This is very scary. Companies probably would not do this on their own. There was probably a closed door meeting with the Alameda election board. The board got what they wanted.

I would like to know what the additions did to the program and how what they did re election outcome.