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Update: Bysiewicz, Blumenthal Violate Federal Ban

By Luther Weeks on July 12, 2008

Update: July 12, 2008 Other States Join Connecticut <read> Bysiewicz and Washington Secretary of State Sam Reed, a Republican, have launched a national effort to overturn the directive. They’ve been joined by secretaries of state from Ohio, Montana, Vermont, Rhode Island, Minnesota, Kansas, New Hampshire and Maine. Original Story and Update July 1, 2008

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French Study: More Errors With Electronic Voting

By Luther Weeks on July 12, 2008

ComputerWorld article on French study <read> There were discrepancies between the number of signatures and the number of votes at around 29.8% of polling stations studied using electronic voting machines, compared with just 5.3% of those using paper ballots, and those discrepancies were larger in the stations using voting machines, Enguehard found. It’s unlikely that […]

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FAQ: Why Bother Auditing Referendums & Questions?

By Luther Weeks on July 10, 2008

The Connecticut post-election audit exempts, among other things, all referendums and questions. This is a mistake. Referendums and questions may be the most vulnerable election items open to human attack via programming – often all the elected officials of both parties want the referendums passed – they may go through multiple, failed, low turn-out, budget […]

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Panel In Fairfield – What Do You Want?

By Luther Weeks on July 8, 2008

Last night I was on a panel in Fairfield with Deputy Secretary of the State Lesley Mara, Dr. Alex Shvartsman from the UConn VoTeR Center, and Michael Kozik of the Secretary of the State’s Office. The event was video taped by the sponsors. If possible I will make the video availabe here. For now, here […]

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Video: “Vote By Mail” In Zimbabwe

By Luther Weeks on July 6, 2008

This is a ten minute video. The beginning is a summary, followed by oppression of opposition. It ends with a more detailed demonstration of “vote by mail”. <view>. Someone risked their life to provide this information to the World.

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Truth Under Assault In Texas Hearing

By Luther Weeks on July 5, 2008

Since its release last August we have covered the California Top-To-Bottom Review and its implications for Connecticut <here> <here> <here> it is an outstanding collection of reports based on research and evidence. It helped earn a deserved “Profile In Courage” award to its sponsor, Debra Bowen, Secretary of State of California. How far will those […]

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