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Tuesday, November 09, 2004

More Troubling Election Links

via The Blogging of the President 2004 :

  • New! 11/9 Ian Welsh: Thinking about vote fraud

  • Matt Stoller: another stolen election

  • oldman: speaks for itself

  • Barry Ritholtz: mapping out election results

  • Ian Welsh: Okay, it was stolen

  • Shaula Evans: fight fight fight



    • New Links November 9

  • Statistical improbabilities of Bush FL vote tallies

  • Atrois: The Ohio Code

  • Sarpy County, Nebraska: More votes than voters

  • FL: voting machines reject mysterious wet ballots

  • Shifting numbers of Florida's election (with graphs and charts)

  • More from MSNBC's Keith Olbermann plus he wants your feedback at KOlbermann@msnbc.com

  • Bob Fitrakis: Evidence is mounting

  • 97,489 extra votes in Cayahoga County, Ohio

  • Democracy Now: The E-vote Factor

  • eRiposte: Election 2004 results

  • No paper ballot recount requests yet in Florida - and how to start one

  • Another rigged election? The Elephant in the voting booth

  • Electronic voting machine woes reported

  • Machine error gives Bush extra Ohio votes

  • Gambling glitch mars vote tally

  • Wired: Watchdogs spot e-vote glitches

  • National voting rights monitor documents voting irregularities in the south

  • Warren County, OH shrouds vote count in darkness

  • Ralph Nader challenges vote count in New Hampshire

  • Citizen attempt to expose irregularities in Florida

  • WI group says, Election stolen

  • Indianapolis Wish-TV asks, Will Your Vote Count?

  • AP gets direct feed from tabulating computers

  • media Black Out Voting Problems

  • Republicans and Democrats spar over vote tally

  • House Democrats Seek election inquiry

  • Voting irregularities (with charts!)

  • William Rivers Pitt: Worse Than 2000

  • Florida rigged the optical scanners with stats and charts

  • Strange election results from Ohio

  • Electronic Voting machine woes reported

  • Defective software lost votes

  • Over 20 percent of the machines tested failed to record votes properly.

  • Electronic Ballots: Major media reporting major problems

  • Video the Vote: Documentation from Cleveland Polls

  • Angry Ohio Residents Storm State House


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