From the deluge of coverage on Iran,
we tried to select representative, information articles that
weren't too repetitious. Many whose headlines don't explain
why we chose them have annotations so you'll know why. The
aftermath of the Iranian election exemplifies the way
Twitter, blogs, and other social networking/media are
transforming the way private citizens can monitor their
elections....
District of
Columbia: We're Stronger for the Voting Rights Battle LINK
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New Jersey:
Milgram seems determined to get voter-fraud conviction in
Atlantic City LINK
Pennsylvania:
House bill would allow Independent, non-party affiliates to
vote in primary LINK
Pennsylvania:
Reform association's manual suggests use of quota system LINK
Texas: Harris
registrar's 2nd job creates appearance of bias LINK
Texas:
Iranian-Americans Take To Streets To Protest Vote LINK
Texas: Miller
alleges 'voting irregularities' in runoff LINK
Australia:
Internet will lure voters, says election chief LINK
India: Project 7
Speech - Electronic Voting Machine LINK
Iran: Government
banks and buildings were torched LINK (Summary of events with
some background about the Iran youth.)
Iran: Iran
president brushes off election violence LINK
Iran: Thousands
Protest In Iran Amid Call For Vote Probe LINK ("Supreme Leader
Ayatollah Ali Khamenei directed one of Iran's most
influential bodies, the Guardian Council, to examine the
claims.")
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