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I've revised my analysis of the King County vote discrepancy, based on some slightly improved source data files. The differences from my earlier analysis are minor, but this does represent the best analysis based on the data that King County has released. I've also added some new illustrative statistics. My conclusion: Former Attorney General Gregoire "won" with the help of hundreds of unexplained ballots (along with all those felons, dead people, double voters, non-citizen voters, etc). The election was genuinely stolen. If King County and its cult-like apologists on the lunatic-fringe dispute these findings, then the ball is in King...

REVOTE RALLY PLANNED FOR GREGOIRE’S RECEPTION WHEN: Wednesday, February 2, 2005 WHERE: 605 Barnes Road, Vancouver, WA (Red Cross Building in the Vancouver Historic Reserve) TIME: 4:00 p.m. – 6:00 p.m. (Let’s try to get a large there crowd by 5:30p.m.) Bring your REVOTE signs – printed or otherwise, and wear something ORANGE. This will be a peaceful rally . We want to remind Ms. Gregoire, Mayor Pollard and the City Council that we aren’t happy with this election and are insisting on a revote. (This reception is hosted by Mayor Pollard and the City Council for the “invited business...

A Comprehensive Timeline of the Governor's Race The following links will take you to 3 timelines for the governor's race, with links to the stories as SoundPolitics broke them. November Timeline December Timeline January Timeline

Media Alert I'll be on Fox News' Special Report with Brit Hume this evening at 6pm EST / 3 pm PST, speaking about the voting irregularities. My first ever interview on a national TV news program! Posted by Stefan Sharkansky

There were two deadlines for voter registration before the November 2, 2004 election: Mail-in registrations were due on Oct 2. In-person registration was still permissible through Oct. 18. Voters who missed the Oct. 2 deadline but registered by the 18th could only vote absentee. Anybody who missed the Oct. 18 deadline was not eligible to vote on Nov. 2. Along these lines here's an interesting phenomenon in the King County voter list. In the Dec. 29 version of the list, there are 70 voters who registered between 10/3 and 10/18. 4 are recorded as voting absentee, 66 are recorded as...

Don't recycle. Not yet anyway, if you're a military voter who voted absentee in this election: As an investigative follow-up to Stefan's slam-dunk scoop "Correction or Cover-up?" we're asking that you and/or your military friends or family look at the postmarks of the envelopes in which the absentee ballots arrived. It's a longshot, we know, since not many troops overseas are going to bother to hold on to an envelope for 3 months, but there's a chance: some personnel fulfill administrative duties and have offices and files. Plus, not all overseas military voters are in combat in Iraq. Here's what...

As we've mentioned before, hundreds of people in King County have registered to vote giving their "permanent residence" at an address where they obviously don't live. In addition to bona fide homeless people who are permitted by agency rules to register at government buildings, we also find people who own and live in real homes who have registered at government buildings, and hundreds of people who have registered at private mailbox services and storage rental facilities. Many of these people voted absentee from out-of-state and overseas addresses. Their standing to vote in Washington State is highly questionable. State law clearly...