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The Ohio Recount: Reluctant Officials and Few Rules Story Here Archive |
Thousands of protesting Ukrainians successfully forced their Supreme Court to order a new presidential run-off election and are still agitating for anti-fraud legislation. But their counterparts in the U.S. - which holds itself up as a model of Democracy - are plunging into a tough fight to recount and dispute the election in Ohio which handed President Bush twenty decisive electoral votes. |
Jesse Jackson: 2004 Election 'Ain't Over' Story Here Archive |
Capitol Hill (CNSNews.com) - The 2004 presidential election was plagued by fraud and voter suppression, according to some Democratic members of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, liberal special interest groups and big-name private citizens, who used the formal surroundings of a congressional office building Wednesday to present their evidence. |
Winner clear, but election still had glitches Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON - The 2004 presidential election had a clear, uncontested result, but voters still experienced serious problems, from machine errors to long lines and registration flaws, Common Cause and several other groups reported Tuesday. |
Congressmen, Jesse Jackson investigating election complaints Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON - The Rev. Jesse Jackson said Wednesday the burden is on Congress to investigate countless reports of election irregularities in Ohio and elsewhere. |
County mulls switching to vote by mail Story Here Archive |
Whatcom County may entirely eliminate poll voting and become a vote-by-mail county next year. |
Jackson vows to continue Ohio vote probe Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Democratic congressman and Jesse Jackson said Wednesday they will continue to investigate complaints of election irregularities in Ohio, but they won't call for a delay in the official certification process. |
Jackson Vows to Continue Ohio Vote Probe Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON - A Democratic congressman and Jesse Jackson said Wednesday they will continue to investigate complaints of election irregularities in Ohio, but they won't call for a delay in the official certification process. |
Activists Hold Forum Spotlighting Voting Issues in Presidential Election Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON ? While President Bush secured his reelection with a 119,000-vote victory in Ohio, voting-rights advocates dwelled Tuesday on a statistic they said told another story ? more than 414,000 calls to national hotlines established to monitor complaints and compile eyewitness observations about the Nov. 2 vote. |
County avoids paper recount Story Here Archive |
Snohomish County learned Tuesday that it can recount nearly 100,000 votes cast on touch-screen machines without having to print a hard copy of each ballot. |
Prof. says vote numbers don't add up Story Here Archive |
That's the first thing Steven Freeman thought the night of Nov. 2, after exit polls showing that John Kerry would win most of the key battleground states turned out to be wrong, and George W. Bush ended up being re-elected by nearly 3.5 million votes. |
Ohio recount will come at a heavy price Story Here Archive |
LORAIN Elections boards in Lorain, Erie and Huron counties are bracing for the cost of recounting votes in the presidential race, but they don't expect their tabs will be as high as the $80,000 bill that Hamilton County anticipates. |
Missing votes found in machines Story Here Archive |
ELKO - Elko County Clerk Win Smith said 271 votes in November's general election were not counted because of a "computer glitch" with the new touch-screen machine system. |
Guarantee the Right to Vote Story Here Archive |
As US Rep. John Conyers, the ranking Democrat on the House Judiciary Committee, chaired Tuesday's hearing on irregularities in the presidential voting in Ohio on November 2, the Rev. Jesse Jackson warned that the session must be more than merely an opportunity to "vent." |
THE BATTLE RAGES ON Story Here Archive |
"One minute I feel like Erin Brockovich, the next I feel like the Keystone Kops." |
Voting While Black: Racism in the Coverage of the Recount? Story Here Archive |
Look at the map of Cuyahoga County, Ohio found at the bottom of this webpage: www.votecobb.org . The areas with the greatest concentrations of African Americans are in the city of Cleveland. According to 2003 population estimates by the United States Census Bureau, 1.4 million of Ohio?s 11.4 million people live here, or 11.5%. |
Congresswoman Tubbs Jones Releases Statement on Ohio Voting Irregularities Forum Story Here Archive |
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8 /PRNewswire/ Today Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones released the following statement regarding the forum hosted by Judiciary Committee Ranking Member John Conyers on Voting Irregularities in Ohio. |
Hand recount starts in Washington governor's race Story Here Archive |
The closest governor's election in Washington state history came down to crosshatch marks on scraps of paper Wednesday, as the state began recounting 2.9 million votes by hand to determine the winner. |
Lawmakers consider same-day voter registration Story Here Archive |
HARTFORD, Conn. State legislators were asked Wednesday to consider resurrecting a bill that would allow people to register to vote on Election Day. |
Formal Ohio Recount Demand Announced; Cobb Testifies in DC, December 8. Story Here Archive |
Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb today announced his formal demand for a recount of the Ohio presidential vote, following Monday's official certification of the that tally by Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell who admitted that "glitches" had occurred with Ohio's election process. |
Cobb Files Formal Recount Demand Today Story Here Archive |
Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb today announced his formal demand for a recount of the Ohio presidential vote, following Monday's official certification of the tally by Ohio Secretary of State Kenneth Blackwell who admitted that "glitches" had occurred with Ohio's election process. |
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