In
Nevada ex-Secretary of State and now Congressman Dean Heller
likes to tell anyone who will listen why he dislikes HR-811
and all about the amendments he has added to the bill. He
falsely claims to have “inserted” amendments that would
exempt Nevada from the requirements of the bill and another
that would require English-only instructions on the voting
machines. Heller also falsely claims that Nevada is the only
state that has established a paper-trail on its voting
machines avoiding lawsuits. He then goes on to claim that
passage of HR-811 would erase all of the advances made by
the state; advances that were taken when he was SoS, by the
way. It appears that Congressman Heller has no problem at
all misleading his constituents and the local media who
report his false statements. Congressman Dean Heller,
today’s “Enemy of Democracy”....
NAtional: Which is the bigger threat to our
nation - tainted pet food or computerized voting? LINK
National: We The
People Foundation Initiates National “Clean Elections”
Lawsuit LINK
National:
"Hacking Democracy" Nominated for Emmy for Outstanding
Investigative Journalism LINK
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National:
Restoring Democracy - Election Reform or Band-Aid
Solutions? LINK
California: Santa
Cruz County - 'Round Two' for Gail Pellerin and Brad
Friedman on Peter B. Collins Show LINK
Florida:
Write-ins produce wrong results, loophole critics say LINK
Florida: Volusia
County - Volusia replacing faulty cards in voting machines
LINK
Mississippi:
Wilkinson County - Judge to hear Wilkinson election dispute
LINK
New Jersey:
Columnist - Let's fix voting machines in a timely fashion
LINK
Nevada: Heller
supports Iraq policy, seeks to amend voting bill LINK
Ohio: Brunner
Answers Republican's 23 Questions on Proposed Vote Machine
Testing LINK
Utah: Editorial -
Electronic voting: Don't try to fix what isn't broken LINK
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