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Fraud Watch - Voting Shinanigans of the Oldest Democracy on Earth

- last update 3:51 PM CST -

Over the next 24 hours I will be making updates to this page to alert and record voting fraud being found through out the country.� I will record all instances of fraud regardless of who is believed to be the perpetrator.� Pay close attention to the locations of where the fraud is occurring.

1. VOTES FOUND ON MACHINES IN PHILLY, BEFORE POLLS OPEN
   "Before voting even began in Philadelphia -- poll watchers found nearly 2000 votes already planted on machines scattered throughout the city... Pennsylvania GOP is going to file suit in the Court of Common Pleas in an effort to have the machines in question impounded and have them replaced 'with machines that did not already have votes on them'..."
   Election officials explain the discrepancy is being caused by a number showing how many times various machines have been used.� But officials could not explain why used machines in other locations were reportedly 'clean.'
   1. INCIDENT:� SALVATION ARMY, 2601 N. 11th St., Philadelphia, Pa: Ward 37, division 8... poll watchers uncovered 4 machines with planted votes; one with over 200 and one with nearly 500...
   2. INCIDENT: 1901 W. Girard Ave., Berean Institute, Philadelphia, Pa, had 300+ votes already on 2 machines at start of day...
   3. INCIDENT: 292 votes on machine at start of day; WARD/DIVISION: 7/7: ADDRESS: 122 W. Erie Ave., Roberto Clemente School, Philadelphia, Pa.;
   4. INCIDENT: 456 votes on machine at start of day; WARD/DIVISION: 12/3; ADDRESS: 5657 Chew Ave., storefront, Philadelphia, Pa...
   5. A gun was purposely made visible to scare poll watchers at Ward 30, division 11, at 905 S. 20th St., Grand Court. Police were called and surrounded the location...
      Developing... " - http://www.drudgereport.com
2. White Powder Thrown in NJ Polling Place...
   "An apparent hazardous material incident at a South Jersey elementary school has closed voting polls there and forced an evacuation of students... A hazardous material truck, several fire trucks and police cars were on the scene, and groups of children could be seen in the school's parking lot from aerial views from Chopper 10." - NBC10.com
   The incident took place in Mt. Laurel, NJ in Burlington County. Burlington County supported Al Gore in the November 2000 election. Countywide, 72,254 people voted for Bush and 99,506 voted for Gore. Nader received 4,894 votes. As off 10:50 AM CST, Polls have re-opened at the New Jersey school. - Hotcarl
3. GOP Complains About School Voting Over Alleged Ice Cream Bribe
   "The Lufkin Daily News reports the Angelina County GOP headquarters was told that Lufkin State School employees bribed [mentally disabled] students with ice cream. They also alleged improper use of a state van to take students to the poll for early voting." - NBC5i.com
4. People being turned away in some precincts in Boulder and Denver
   "The organization, FairVote, says it has received over 500 calls into its hot line. Its representatives say the biggest problem is people being turned away in some precincts in Boulder and Denver because the address on their identification doesn't match the address on the voter registration logs. It doesn't have to match, according to the Colorado Guide for Election Judges. A complaint has been made to the county clerk and secretary of state's office and it appears that the problem will be fixed." - ABCNews.com
5. In Miami and St. Petersburg machines did not accurately record votes
   "In Volusia County, an optical scan ballot reader broke down at an early voting site but the ballots in question were "reread" into a new machine this morning under the watch of both parties.� In Miami and St. Petersburg, a total of three machines did not accurately record the vote preferences of some people voting, leading them to complain to precinct officials, who rectified the problem, according to Democratic party officials. It appears the number of affected voters was low." - ABCNews.com
6. Moveon.org members pose as pollsters to persuade voters to vote Kerry
   "New Hampshire Republican Party officials claim that workers from the left-leaning political group, Moveon.org, have posed as exit pollers to get inside polling locations. The GOP officials say once inside they have tried to persuade voters to cast ballots for Sen. John Kerry. Republicans say they have successfully removed the Moveon.org/exit poll imposters from polling stations in Manchester and Portsmouth. MoveOn.org representatives deny the allegations and say their efforts focus on getting out infrequent voters and there would be no reason for their organizers to be going to the polls to change people's minds at this point in the game � because it goes against the whole point of their campaign. They say it's the GOP trying to create a public record of controversy in battleground states." - ABCNews.com
7. Problems with new touch-screen voting machines
   "Two precincts in Greenville County experienced problems with their new touch-screen voting machines. Some early voters had to use paper ballots as technicians repaired the machines. The machines were working properly about 90 minutes after polls opened, according to The Associated Press." - ABCNews.com
8. Ballots showed the wrong names of candidates
   "At a Virginia Union University voting station in Richmond, voters waited for up to two hours as workers tried to fix ballots that showed the wrong names of candidates for Congress, according to the AP. At one point, some voters were asked to use paper ballots but they said the ballots ran out." - ABCNews.com
9. Poll worker accidentally closed ballot box
   "In Kanawha County, a poll worker accidentally closed a slat on a ballot box that was not supposed to be shut until the polls close, according to the AP. The box was reset by 7:15 a.m., but the delay forced a few residents to cast provisional ballots." - ABCNews.com
10. 18 and 30 vans used to transport Republican volunteers to voting stations had slashed tires
    "ABC News reports from the Bush-Cheney satellite headquarters in Milwaukee that between 18 and 30 vans that were going to be used today to transport Republican volunteers to voting stations had flat tires. Witnesses say they were slashed overnight. Campaign workers said the incident slowed them down by about 90 minutes in getting their volunteers to the polls."� - ABCNews.com
11. Activists from Moveon.org campaigning too close to polling stations
    "Republican officials complained that activists from Moveon.org were hovering too close to polling stations. Eli Pariser, executive director of Moveon.org, denied the claims, which were alleged in multiple states, calling them "scurrilous" and "false" and said "we appear to be a victim of orchestrated effort to create a phony storyline if the election is close."" - ABCNews.com
12. Colorado Republican Party has asked the secretary of state's office to issue a statewide emergency alert
    "In response to reports throughout Colorado alleging improper activities by workers from the left-leaning group, Moveon.org, attorneys for the Colorado Republican Party have asked the secretary of state's office to issue a statewide emergency alert. If issued, the alert will direct all 64 county elections officers to enforce the law that prohibits electioneering within the 100-foot boundary around polling locations.� - ABCNews.com
13. Polling place observers have illegally attempted to turn away voters
    "Attorney General Peg Lautenschlager has issued a statement saying the Wisconsin Department of Justice has received several reports alleging polling place observers have illegally attempted to turn away voters with misleading and false information. People attempting to vote in Milwaukee, Kenosha and Racine counties were told they were unable to register at the polls � this is not true, Wisconsin has same-day registration. Lautenschlager has assigned agents into the field at various polling places throughout the state."�� - ABCNews.com
14. Complaint filed to keep a Milwaukee polling station open 90 minutes later, until 9:30 p.m.
    The Advancement Project, a voting rights group, says it has filed a complaint to keep a Milwaukee polling station open 90 minutes later, until 9:30 p.m., due to a delay this morning. A spokesperson for the Advancement Project said the ballots arrived late at the polling station.�� - ABCNews.com

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P.S. - Articles of interest:

Votes From the Dead May Still Be Counter - AP (11/01/04)
Daschle sues to stop 'intimidation' of Indians - Argus Leader (11/02/04)
High court clears way for Ohio poll challengers - CNN.com (11/02/04)
Polling Places See Scattered Problems - AP (11/02/04)
Top Ohio papers defy ban, sneak reporters in to voting sites...� - Editor & Publisher (11/02/04)

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