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[edit] Update from the Region - NW Indiana - PORTER COUNTY (IN), Part of ...

21 November 2008, by unknown Michael Kerr commented about: Indiana - Voter Fraud Problems. Steve, This stuff is going on across the country. Even if a few thousand illegal ballots slip through... 11/01/2008 9:41 AM. Anonymous commented about: Orson Scott Card's ...

[edit] Catholic Americans! This is being done in your names!! (”Alinsky ...

21 November 2008, by unknown CCHD’s executive director, Ralph McCloud, admitted to Catholic News Service that “some of the funds that the Catholic Campaign contributed to ACORN in the past undoubtedly were used for voter registration drives.” ...

[edit] MyDD :: After 2008 Election, Some States Want to Make Voting ...

20 November 2008, by unknown With the controversy over the U.S. Supreme Court's upholding of Indiana's voter ID law, and a flurry of voter registration fraud allegations in the weeks before the election, poll workers in some states appeared confused over their own ...

[edit] Judge will appoint recount commission next week - Greene County Daily World

20 November 2008, by

[edit] ON THE RANCH - Santa Ynez Valley Journal

20 November 2008, by

[edit] New Mexico Politics: New Mexico FBIHOP:: Richardson Supports Same ...

20 November 2008, by unknown "New Mexico has seen great success-in both increased voter confidence and participation-with those election reforms we've already enacted, particularly paper ballots. Election Day registration will further strengthen voting in New ...

[edit] Proposal to restructure county election authority rejected - Chesterton Tribune

18 November 2008, by

[edit] Blue Indiana:: Todd Rokita's "voter fraud" allegations were all ...

17 November 2008, by unknown Lake County election officials say there were no significant problems at the polls because of new voter registration forms generated by the controversial community activist group ACORN. Secretary of State Todd Rokita said last month his ...

[edit] Machine Problems Worsened 2008 Voting Woes

16 November 2008, by Guest blogged by Steven Rosenfeld of AlterNet The electronic voting problems in the 2008 election are broader than recently-publicized snafus such as machines not turning on, voter databases omitting names, or touch screens not properly recording votes, according to an analysis of 1,700 incident reports from the nation's largest voter hotline. Moreover, the voting machine issues and the confusion they caused among poll workers appear to have compounded the delays faced by untold thousands of

[edit] Officials say ACORN registrations no problem - Chicago Tribune

15 November 2008, by

[edit] The Indiana Law Blog: Ind. Law - Still more on "ACORN followed law ...

14 November 2008, by Marcia Oddi Michelle Fajman, county elections supervisor, said only a handful of people cast ballots from among thousands of questionable voter registration forms generated earlier this year by the Association of Community Organizations for Reform, ...

[edit] ACORN voter registration flap all but fizzles - Gary Post Tribune

14 November 2008, by

[edit] The Indiana Law Blog: Law - "Push to Expand Voter Rolls and Early ...

12 November 2008, by Marcia Oddi “The single most important thing that Congress can do right now is create universal voter registration, which would mean that all eligible voters are automatically registered,” said Rosemary E. Rodriguez, the chairwoman of the federal ...

[edit] I Dissent

5 November 2008, by Back in 2000, when Al Gore tried to have the election decided by lawyers instead of the voters, the mess was sorted out by a series of court decisions, the last one the United States Supreme Court. When the high court finally ruled that the law in Florida trumped the lawyers for Gore, emotions were ...

[edit] Fox News aired graphics featuring inaccurate poll-closing times

4 November 2008, by During their Election Day coverage, Fox News repeatedly aired graphics that purported to show "POLL CLOSINGS" in Eastern Standard Time for each state. But in states that cross time zones, the times listed in the graphics reflected the western-most time zone in the state, in which polls close an hour ...

[edit] Equal Vote Blog - Dan Tokaji

4 November 2008, by Dan Tokaji A first-time voter whose registration was rejected on this ground, Drametra Brown, has sued Indiana's Secretary of State Todd Rokita and other election officials, seeking classwide relief. Brown alleges that the state law requiring the ...

[edit] MSNBC continually airs graphic featuring inaccurate poll closing times for multiple states

4 November 2008, by During MSNBC Live's Election Day coverage, MSNBC continually aired graphics that purported to show "POLL CLOSING()" times for each state. But in states that cross over time zones, the times listed in the graphics reflected the western-most time zone in the state, in which polls close an hour later than ...

[edit] What’s Your Call?

3 November 2008, by OK. I’ll just go ahead and admit it. My nerves are shot. In fact, they’ve been too shot to blog much at all today. I don’t know whether to be excited, nervous or what. All I know is that, after being in D.C. for 2000 and 2004, I’m not given to unrestrained optimism. I look at the poll numbers, I look ...

[edit] State: 200 voter registration forms arrived late - Fox 28

2 November 2008, by

[edit] State: 200 voter registration forms arrived late - Chicago Tribune

2 November 2008, by

[edit] Found: 2000 people registered in Indiana and Florida from one county

2 November 2008, by The Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette compared the Allen County, Indiana voter file to the Florida voter file and found 2,000 probable overlaps with the same name and birthday: The Journal Gazette compared the list of 222,000 active registered voters in Allen County with the list of more than 12 million registered voters in Florida and found that 2,172 registrations have the same first and last names, middle names or initials and the same birth dates and are listed as active, eligible voters in both

[edit] Voter registry concerns emerging |PDF - Henderson Gleaner

30 October 2008, by

[edit] What's the Matter with Indiana? Answer: Todd Rokita

29 October 2008, by Guest Blogged by DES What's the matter with Indiana? Nothing. Unless you want to vote. And happen to fall onto anti-democracy champion, Republican Sec. of State Todd Rokita's hit list... TPM Muckraker proves the value of LexisNexis today by digging up a 2002 South Bend Review news story highlighting the Rokita's involvement in the Florida 2000 Presidential election fiasco [emphasis ours]: Working on his own time, [Rokita] also assisted George W. Bush's campaign during the infamous Florida e

[edit] Rokita: Acorn linked to voter irregularities - Indianapolis Star

27 October 2008, by

[edit] Today Marks Deadline for Absentee Voter Registration - 93.1 WIBC Indianapolis

27 October 2008, by

[edit] Just in Time!

27 October 2008, by Congratulations, Indiana!  Quite an accomplishment, I must say! According to STATSIndiana, In 2007, Indianapolis/Marion County had an estimated population of 876,804. Of that number 232,607 were below 18 years of age, for a total of 644,197 people in Marion County/Indianapolis 18 or over and thus eligible to vote. (Indiana allows felons to vote as long [...]

[edit] Election Developments & Problems in FL, GA, VA, IN, OH, NM, TN, WV

25 October 2008, by Guest blogged by DES This week, Broward County, Florida, Elections Supervisor Brenda Snipes said, with a straight face, "No one could have anticipated that this election would be so historic and draw as much attention as it has," and defended her choice to oppose expanding early voting hours next week due to "logistical problems." In addition to the problems in Florida, there are now reports that longtime GOP "voter fraud" hoaxster Pat Rogers (also known for his involvement in the U.S., Attor

[edit] Today In Election Fraud

25 October 2008, by There's been something of a pattern in recent GOP voter suppression schemes - Republican officials press their claims, and the courts smack them down. This was true when the Supreme Court backed up the Secretary of State of Ohio a week ago, saying she didn't need to match 220,000 new voter registration forms to a federal document. It's happened in Wisconsin, where a similar scheme to verify forms, pushed by the Republican Attorney General (and McCain campaign co-chair), has been tossed out. A

[edit] Judges rule against GOP in Indiana and Nevada

23 October 2008, by The GOP just can't seem to win these days. Two rulings came down today -- both in favor of voters (and against the GOP lawsuits thrown up to block or otherwise hamper early voting in urban centers.) In Indiana, Republican attempts to shut down the early voting centers in Gary, Hammond, and East Chicago failed today when Superior Court Judge Diane Kavadias-Schneider ruled against them: The Lake County Board of Elections and Registration is hereby enjoined from terminating the operation of

[edit] Faux Scandal in Indiana, Part II: This Is How The GOP Suppression Gambit Works

21 October 2008, by The Indiana Post-Tribune

[edit] Politics Monday

20 October 2008, by Politics Monday. * A funny thing happened to Michelle Baumann: after her neo-McCarthyite rant on Hardball , her opponent raised almost $400K overnight , with her primary opponent re-entering the race as a write-in candidate in protest . Baumann's now desperately trying to backpeddle . * Republican arrested for voter-fraud registration. ACORN still exonerated. * West Virginia electronic voting machines don't work, either: purely by accident, they keep switching votes to McCain .

[edit] Election Watchdog Group Compiles Stunning List of Recent 'Problems Facing Voters Nationwide'

18 October 2008, by See below for a rather breathtaking "Round-up of Problems Facing Voters Nationwide", such as registration backlogs, illegal voting roll purges, deceptive practices and dirty tricks, etc., now plaguing American voters across the country with just 17 days left before our country's biggest election ever. All of that, while Fox "News" (whose asked me to come on live tomorrow, Sunday, at 2:40pm PT, btw, along with my old friend John Fund "for balance") continues to misreport, alarm and deceive thei

[edit] Trouble Shooting ACORN’s Response

15 October 2008, by On October 10, ACORN offered an official response to growing fraud allegations on it’s website: Bogus “Voter Fraud Charges” Aim to Camouflage Voter Suppression In their response ACORN lays out some “Key Facts” that media reports today have proven less than factual: ACORN “Key Fact”: We are required by law to turn in all [fraudulent] forms… Reality: In Connecticut, where [...]

[edit] “You Can’t Trust A Black Man, How Can You Vote For One?” Radio Spots Planned

10 October 2008, by   by Charley James In the 1960s, Presidential campaigns played “dirty tricks” on each other but they were usually limited to things such as sending 100 pizza’s to the opponent’s campaign office in a small town where there might not be 100 residents let alone 100 volunteers to pay the bill. Dick Tuck, dubbed “the Democrat’s pixie” by reporters, was the master of political pranks. After the first Kennedy-Nixon debate in 1960, Tuck hired an elderly woman who put on a large Nixon button and emb

[edit] State Elections officials deny illegally purging voters

10 October 2008, by "NEW YORK - A newspaper report Thursday said tens of thousands of eligible voters have been removed from rolls or blocked from registering in at least six swing states. Election officials lined up to defend their registration procedures and said they had done nothing... read more

[edit] Fraudulent ACORN’s Fallout: How Far From Barack Obama’s Campaign Tree?

10 October 2008, by Update: From Michelle Malkin, more compelling information on ACORN fraudulent activity, plus federal judge calls out Ohio secretary of state for election law violations… If you haven’t been paying attention, it’s time to tune in to the story of the Democratic presidential candidate (Barack Obama), widespread voting fraud (ACORN), and detestable past actions that fed the [...]

[edit] Do You Live in Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada or North Carolina? LISTEN UP!

9 October 2008, by just read this article in the new york times about tens of thousands of people being ILLEGALLY removed from voting rolls. if you live in Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada or North Carolina then you *NEED* to call up your state Office of th... Read and post comments | Send to a friend

[edit] NYTIMES: THOUSANDS OF ELIGIBLE VOTERS ILLEGALLY REMOVED FROM VOTER ROLLS

9 October 2008, by We've been reporting on the GOP's October "Surprise" over the last few days (challenges to Democratic voter registrations in a number of states, and, perhaps more notably, their bogus PR campaign to charge that ACORN, a community organization that heroically registers millions of low-income voters who nobody else bothers to, is committing "voter fraud." See here, here and here, for example.) But the November Surprise, as we've been trying to warn for many months (if not years), will undoubtedl

[edit] FRAUD ALERT - Indianapolis… More People Registered To Vote Than Over 18yo.

9 October 2008, by In recent weeks there have been multiple reports of massive voter registration fraud on the part of Democratic operatives all across the country.  The most egregious of which have been the activities of ACORN in several states (they are under investigation for voter registration fraud in NINE states…  including trading crack cocaine for registration cards…  for real) as well as the “non-partisan” groups in Ohio who are registering and early voting people in the same day. Well the voter  registra

[edit] Delegitimization Project, Cont'd

9 October 2008, by The GOP is so incensed about the suggestion that they would try to stop foreclosed voters from voting in Michigan that they sued the news outlet that reported it. I mean, it's ridiculous on its face! Michigan is a safe blue state; McCain pulled out. Clearly the GOP will get more mileage out of stopping foreclosed voters from voting in Indiana. Democrats are concerned that Republican officials in Marion County and elsewhere might use home foreclosure lists as a way to challenge the residency of

[edit] Do You Live in Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada or North Carolina? LISTEN UP!

9 October 2008, by just read this article in the new york times about tens of thousands of people being ILLEGALLY removed from voting rolls. if you live in Colorado, Indiana, Ohio, Michigan, Nevada or North Carolina then you *NEED* to call up your state Office of the Registrar to verify that you will be able to vote on Election Day. even if you don't live in these states, its a good idea to double-check your status so you don't get cheated out of your vote.(i'm posting this article in full in case readers don't h

[edit] States’ Purges of Voter Rolls Appear Illegal

9 October 2008, by Tens of thousands of eligible voters in at least six swing states have been removed from the rolls or blocked from registering in ways that appear to violate federal law.

[edit] More Voter Registration Shenanigans: Indianapolis Has 105% Of Its ...

8 October 2008, by rob@sayanythingblog.com Indiana voter registration rolls do not get purged when people move or die, that is why you have these numbers. They have been accumulating over several decades. do a google search! comment-er on October 9, 2008 at 02:21 pm ...

[edit] Barack Obama and Bill Ayers? Not Likely...

6 October 2008, by Let's set a few things straight here. The claim that Barack Obama is more "radical" than he lets on, simply because of a supposed association with William Ayers is absolute denigration. I've taken the time to sift through quite a heap of newspaper articles and records, as well as online searches to ...

[edit] Campus voter registration drive a success

29 September 2008, by The ADP Intern, Robin Beck, reports that we had yet another successful voter registration drive on the Indiana University South Bend Campus this fall. This week, the Political Science Club registered 70 voters. Combined with the registrations completed on Constitution Day, ...

[edit] No Way, No How, No McCain-Palin

5 September 2008, by I could go into what the Repubs were on about last night, but we all know what it was -- a charade to convince those who don't know any better or who prefer not to know the truth that the GOP is on the side of ordinary Americans. It was very difficult to listen to McCain profess his desire to "reform ...

[edit] California Bill Getting No Support From The Right

6 July 2008, by Author Avatar Right now in the halls of the state legislature, there is a bill that would allow 17 year old people to register to vote in the general election, provided they were 18 by the day of that election. I happen to think this is a great idea ??? it will give people who are charged up by their ...

[edit] Obama to do something in Texas

26 June 2008, by I like the sound of this. Mostly, anyway. Barack Obama will focus his resources largely in 14 states George W. Bush won in 2004, his chief field operative said Tuesday, hoping to score upsets in places such as Virginia, Indiana and Georgia. But winning the White House won't be his only goal, ...

[edit] Party building

26 June 2008, by This is the reason I supported Obama in the primaries. Barack Obama will focus his resources largely in 14 states George W. Bush won in 2004, his chief field operative said Tuesday, hoping to score upsets in places such as Virginia, Indiana and Georgia. But winning the White House won’t be ...

[edit] Party building

25 June 2008, by This is the reason I supported Obama in the primaries. Barack Obama will focus his resources largely in 14 states George W. Bush won in 2004, his chief field operative said Tuesday, hoping to score upsets in places such as Virginia, Indiana and Georgia. But winning the White House won’t be ...