Will you be turned away on November 2nd?

Request for Comments | 2004-10-11 | Boundless

[Boundless]

Subject: Will you be turned away on November 2nd?

This {proposed email} is unfortunately not a hoax or urban legend. Share it with any voters you care about. This is particularly important if you live in a "battleground" state.

1. Register in person
   
   Unless you registered to vote in person at an official location, you may not be registered, or you may have a defective registration. You need to verify your voter registration status in person with your local elections office.
    

2. Verify it
   
   There is some chance that even if you were properly registered, and even voted in the primaries, someone has since tampered with (filed a change on) your registration, either to enable someone else to vote as you, or just to deny your vote. Verify your registration. Do this as late as possible (still with time to fix it).
    

3. Look for abuse
   
   If you gave personal information to a door-to-door, telephone or web "get-out-the-vote" operation, there may be fictional voters signed up as members of your family or as unrelated people living at your address. When you verify, ask who else is registered at your address, or with your same name.
    

4. Vote as early as possible
   
   If your locale allows it, you need to consider voting absentee, and as early as possible, to forestall the ability of someone else to impersonate you and steal your vote.

Although the legacy media is not eager to report it, the 2004 election promises to include significant levels of vote fraud. Ineligible voters, multiple voters, voter impersonation (vote theft) and registration interference have all been reported.

Door-to-door registration drives cannot be trusted. Innocent error is possible with any group, but the more radical organizations are actually invalidating or simply not filing the registrations of voters not sympathetic to their candidate. They are also creating additional fictional registrations based on real addresses, names and other personal info.

You need to take steps to ensure that your vote counts, and that information about you is not being used to enable fraudulent votes.

[Boundless]

Based on the increasing number of fraud reports I've been seeing, I'm preparing an email for family members to share with their mailing lists. I'm posting the first draft of it here for comment.

Since it is likely to get rippled out to people of indeterminate advocacies, I've made it non-partisan. The main point is to ensure that every Bush vote counts, and that we expose what fraud we can, but the fact is that even some Democrats could find themselves "disenfranchised" at the polls this year as a result of ACORN tampering, and we don't need these Dems assuming that some evil Republican did it to them. If we can get vast numbers of people, from either party, detecting fraud, it will cost Kerry votes.

[Lawdoc]

Voting on the 13th. Can't wait to be among the early Bush votes.

[BladeLWS]

Voting early also, due to my entering the USAF at the end of the month.

[Brad’s Gramma]

Me too!

[Pikachu_Dad]

Geez. I hate how the MSM is sowing doubt about the validity of our election process. They are going to divide this country and lead us into civil war.

[McGavin999]

I still vote in person. I don't trust the post office to deliver my early vote.

[Iam1ru1-2]

May God protect you and all our military and our true allies military. Thank You for volunteering to help protect our nation from terrorists and maintaning peace in America. I salute you!

[Brad’s Gramma]

Thanks....I've now sent the whole thing out to my address book.

[illumini]

Way to go, Air Force! I did 25 years ago, and now plan to go back in the USAFR as soon as I pull a few dozen pounds (already lost 20). I got credit from my age (43) for the years (8)on active duty and active reserve. Am riding bikes and running a lot. See you there!

[Thinkin' Gal]

Will you be turned away on November 2nd?

Vote from the crypt. It's the only way to be sure.

[Boundless]

> I've now sent the whole thing out to my address book.

Well, OK, but this was a draft, for comments.
I've already made one minor change, and there
could be major ones as new feedback arrives.

[Crazieman]

But then you vote democrat!

[Squantos]

You have fun at Lackland AFB .........what tech school are ya gonna do after basic ?

[no dems]

Here in Texas we have Early Voting. It starts about two weeks before election day. You can vote early IN PERSON at the Court House or designated voting station in your town, and you don't have to have a reason i.e. going to be out of town or whatever.

If you have the chance; VOTE EARLY. Who knows what tomorrow holds.

[Lexinom]

Don't forget "often". ;-)

(just kidding)

[O.C. - Old Cracker]

I just hope I don't forget when they ask for my name and say, "Old Cracker".

[MistyCA]

Well shoot...at least we own all the guns! :)

[Lijahsbubbe]