Yes, I Work Weekends
Saturday, December 04, 2004
Saturday, December 4, 2004
The New York Times
400 Demand Recount at Ohio Statehouse
Where can I sign up?
The Chicago Tribune
Dead voters on rolls, other glitches found in 6 key states
The Trib requires registration - it's worth it. Here are a few key passages:
"A Tribune analysis of voter records suggests that more than 5,000 dead people remained on the rolls on Election Day in New Mexico. The presidential election there was decided by 6,000 votes."
"And New Mexico is not alone. The Tribune's review of voter data there and in five other key states--Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota--found widespread flaws in the integrity of voter rolls."
"Further, more than 90,000 voters in Ohio cast ballots without a valid presidential choice. Either they decided not to choose a candidate, the machine failed to register their choice, or they mistakenly voted for more than one candidate."
"And the FBI is investigating allegations that Republicans in Florida mounted a large-scale campaign to tamper with ballots."
FINALLY.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Law and Order - Judge Denies Bid to Stop Recount
The Miami Herald
The Houston Chronicle
The LA Times
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Minneapolis Star Tribune
The Arizona Republic
TOLEDO - Bush's victory margin narrows a little bit
Under different titles, all are running this AP wire story.
The San Francisco Chronicle
Protesters gather at Ohio statehouse to call for recount, investigation
This remains in the mainstream press - I thought the Chicago Tribune article was outstanding - pass it along to anyone who might pass it along. :-)
The New York Times
400 Demand Recount at Ohio Statehouse
Where can I sign up?
The Chicago Tribune
Dead voters on rolls, other glitches found in 6 key states
The Trib requires registration - it's worth it. Here are a few key passages:
"A Tribune analysis of voter records suggests that more than 5,000 dead people remained on the rolls on Election Day in New Mexico. The presidential election there was decided by 6,000 votes."
"And New Mexico is not alone. The Tribune's review of voter data there and in five other key states--Florida, Iowa, Ohio, Michigan and Minnesota--found widespread flaws in the integrity of voter rolls."
"Further, more than 90,000 voters in Ohio cast ballots without a valid presidential choice. Either they decided not to choose a candidate, the machine failed to register their choice, or they mistakenly voted for more than one candidate."
"And the FBI is investigating allegations that Republicans in Florida mounted a large-scale campaign to tamper with ballots."
FINALLY.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Law and Order - Judge Denies Bid to Stop Recount
The Miami Herald
The Houston Chronicle
The LA Times
The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Minneapolis Star Tribune
The Arizona Republic
TOLEDO - Bush's victory margin narrows a little bit
Under different titles, all are running this AP wire story.
The San Francisco Chronicle
Protesters gather at Ohio statehouse to call for recount, investigation
This remains in the mainstream press - I thought the Chicago Tribune article was outstanding - pass it along to anyone who might pass it along. :-)
posted by RenaRF @ 11:22 PM,
