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Board rejects more than 500 provisional ballots. Story Here Archive | ||||||
CANTON ? Janet Gross of North Canton went to the Knights of Columbus Hall to vote this year like she does every year. When she got there, the poll workers didn?t have her name listed. They told her that she had to fill out a provisional ballot, which would be verified after the election. Gross, who has lived on Circle Hill Road SE for 40 years, found out Friday that her vote won?t count. | ||||||
The Resounding Silence Continues. How Much is Enough for the Media to Cover Votergate 2004? Story Here Archive | ||||||
Silence. That is all we continue to hear from our media. There was a time in America when the media would actually practice journalism. They would investigate. They would corroborate. They would scrutinize. In modern day America , this must be proving to be too daunting for our faux media. It seems to be easier to create news, based on what is fed to them. It must be far simpler to just accept what the administration says, instead of actually digging a little to find out if the facts coincide. The problem is that the American people deserve better. They deserve the truth, not parroting of created news stories. Votergate 2004 continues to swell all around us, yet the silence remains deafening. It is beyond silent, it is insulting. | ||||||
Watchdog group focusing on optical scan voting Story Here Archive | ||||||
After finding voting documents from Nov. 2 in trash cans behind two county buildings, a national watchdog group has named Volusia County one of its top priorities for investigation in the country. | ||||||
Lawyers documenting voting problems say they'll challenge election Story Here Archive | ||||||
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Lawyers who have been documenting voting day problems in Ohio say they'll challenge the results of the presidential election as soon as the vote is official. | ||||||
State committee to examine electronic voting expanded Story Here Archive | ||||||
RALEIGH, N.C. ? Legislative leaders created a special committee Friday to examine electronic voting machines in an effort to ensure that all votes cast in future elections are counted properly. | ||||||
Correction -- UC Berkeley Story Here Archive | ||||||
The three counties where the voting anomalies were most prevalent were also the most heavily Democratic: Broward, Palm Beach and Miami-Dade, respectively. Statistical patterns in counties that did not have e-touch voting machines predict a 13,000 vote decrease in President Bush's support in Broward County; machines tallied an increase of 59,000 votes - a net gain of 72,000 for the incumbent. President Bush should have gained only 17,000 votes in Palm Beach County, but instead gained 57,000 - a difference of 40,000 votes. He should have gained only 29,000 votes in Miami-Dade County but saw a gain of 44,000 - a difference of 15,000 votes. | ||||||
Nader-requested recount in N.H. moving slowly Story Here Archive | ||||||
CONCORD, N.H. ? A recount Ralph Nader requested for some New Hampshire towns went slower than expected Thursday and won't resume until next week, state election officials said. | ||||||
More missing ballots turn up in Pinellas Story Here Archive | ||||||
LARGO - Pinellas election officials said Thursday they had found 12 more uncounted ballots as they dug through boxes in their office this week. | ||||||
Nader-sought recount to proceed Story Here Archive | ||||||
CONCORD - The recount of presidential ballots in Litchfield and two Manchester wards Thursday night differed by only 15 votes from more than 12,000 ballots cast. | ||||||
Academia Still Fixated on John Kerry Story Here Archive | ||||||
SAN FRANCISCO - John Kerry conceded defeat more than two weeks ago, and President Bush has already revamped his Cabinet. But as states certify final election returns, an academic debate over their accuracy is heating up. | ||||||
Requests strain election boards, county budgets Story Here Archive | ||||||
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Ross County elections director Nancy Bell ticked off a list of information requested by groups checking election results, mentioning everything from provisional ballot totals to voter signature poll books. | ||||||
Hearings on Ohio Voting Put 2004 Election in Doubt Story Here Archive | ||||||
Highly-charged, jam-packed hearings held here in Columbus have cast serious doubt on the true outcome of the presidential election. | ||||||
Newspaper: Discrepancies found in numbers of Gaston votes, voters Story Here Archive | ||||||
GASTONIA, N.C. The number of recorded votes and voters don't match in more than half of the precincts in Gaston County, more evidence of Election Day problems. | ||||||
It's Rossi, by 0.0093% Story Here Archive | ||||||
Republican Dino Rossi defeated Democrat Christine Gregoire by 261 votes among more than 2.8 million cast triggering a mandatory statewide recount in the closest governor's race in Washington history. | ||||||
Recount changes no race Story Here Archive | ||||||
Recounts across the state Wednesday changed the margin of victory but not the victors in two statewide races. | ||||||
Names, ballots fail to tally in 29 Gaston precincts Story Here Archive | ||||||
GASTONIA - More than half the precincts in Gaston County failed to record the same number of voters and votes on Election Day, the latest in a series of problems with the way the county conducted, counted and reported the Nov. 2 election. | ||||||
University researchers challenge Bush win in Florida Story Here Archive | ||||||
NOVEMBER 18, 2004 (COMPUTERWORLD) - Researchers at the University of California, Berkeley, said today that they have uncovered statistical irregularities associated with electronic voting machines in three Florida counties that may have given President George W. Bush 130,000 or more excess votes. The researchers are now calling on state and federal authorities to look into the problems. | ||||||
Researchers: Florida Vote Fishy Story Here Archive | ||||||
Electronic voting machines in Florida may have awarded George W. Bush up to 260,000 more votes than he should have received, according to data examined by University of California, Berkeley graduate students and a professor, who released a study on Thursday. | ||||||
Voting Problems Should Be Fully Investigated Story Here Archive | ||||||
WASHINGTON, DC - "The League of Women Voters is deeply concerned about voting irregularities in the 2004 election. The appropriate officials must fully investigate these concerns through open and public processes. Election officials should look into problems quickly and thoroughly and fix what proves to be wrong. Transparency and a willingness to look into potential problems will strengthen voter confidence and ultimately improve our electoral system. | ||||||
More suspense the only sure bet in governor's election Story Here Archive | ||||||
OLYMPIA Election officials are preparing to recount 2.8 million ballots by next Wednesday in the closest governor's race in Washington state history. | ||||||
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