Posted on 02/15/2005 8:20:25 PM PST by Josef1235
Bellevue, WA – An internal e-mail adds to the evidence that the King County elections department knew about No Signature On File (NSOF) ballots well before it claimed to have discovered its “mistake.”
King County rejected more than 700 ballots because it didn’t have signatures on file to match the signatures on the ballots.
On Nov. 3, 2004, an e-mail sent to King County Elections Superintendent Bill Huennekens included a list of NSOF voters. A copy of the e-mail is attached.
But in December, when news of the NSOF ballots became public, King County Elections Director Dean Logan, Huennekens’ boss, portrayed the rejection of the NSOF ballots as an error. King County Councilman Larry Phillips, a Democrat who serves as chairman of the council, found that his name was among the NSOF ballots, and Logan worked quickly to find signatures to match the ballots.
Dino Rossi’s campaign says the e-mail indicates once again that King County is being disingenous about the NSOF ballot situation.
“We already have the December memo from Bill Huennekens describing how King County knew about the NSOF ballots at least since last spring, and how the county had tried to obtain valid signatures for all these voters before and immediately after the General Election,” said Rossi spokeswoman Mary Lane.
“Now we have one more piece of evidence that the King County elections department hasn’t been straightforward with the public.”
Lane said it wasn’t until Phillips, who is one of Logan’s bosses, raised a stink that the elections department sprang into action, called the rejection of the NSOF ballots a “mistake,” and moved heaven and earth to get the ballots counted.
“It’s interesting that Dean Logan fell over himself to take ‘responsibility’ for the Larry Phillips ballots, which happened to benefit Christine Gregoire, but when he’s presented with evidence that thousands of votes can’t be matched to voters and that hundreds of felons voted illegally, he acts like it’s no big deal and says we’re just being partisan.
“I guess you need to be a Democrat to get any problems meaningfully addressed by King County.”
The Rossi campaign obtained the internal e-mail by a public records request.
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great find, how is dino's case going
Oy vey!.
The hole theory of WA vote fruad is F(u)L of dark matter, little light has been chad on it by the average media, and we'll just have to Drudge onward - exposing every cheatin' Dasshole and politically incorrupt liar.
Until pigs fly or it snows and feels Chillery in Hell.
We're going to have some rulings clarified on Friday and a trial schedule set.
Keep up the good work.
This deliberate election fraud is as obvious as the circumstantial evidence in the Scott Peterson case.
I don't know.
Speaking of you, could you please check out http://josef-a-k.blogspot.com/2005/02/secretary-reed-blows-his-top-spins.html and see if I'm on to something because I accredited you w/ the question to SecState Reed on the votes to voters issue. SecState Reed really got out there yesterday. Thanks.
Thank you :-). Hope you visit my blog every day, dude.
I've linked to it from one of my own sites, www.illegitimategovernor.com. The link has been in place for over a month.
Thanks, that one's a good one. I like it - make sure you keep updating it, though.
Actually, I'm not too happy with it as I threw it together in a hurry and used YoMain's abysmal sitebuilder tools. The best webpages imo are fast-loading, no-nonsense, straight-up HTML with a minimum of gizmos. Blog sites typically fit this description.
Would like to redo it when I have a little more time. Would also like to post BayNative's timeline (with his permission).
WAAAAIT A MINUTE! There's no way that font could have come from Outlook!
Oops - sorry, nevermind - having a "Rather" recent flashback... :-)
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