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In 2004, New Mexico worst at counting votes Story Here Archive |
The state with the worst record for counting votes in 2004 also was the state President Bush won by the fewest ballots - New Mexico. |
In 2004, New Mexico worst at counting votes Story Here Archive |
The state with the worst record for counting votes in 2004 also was the state President Bush won by the fewest ballots - New Mexico. |
Election commission hears last pitch on vote machines Story Here Archive |
The Saline County Election Commission, faced with having to revamp the county voting system by 2005, listened to the final presentation by independent companies about new and technologically advanced voting machines |
Job 1 for new governor: Review election Story Here Archive |
Regardless of who becomes our governor, one of her or his first acts should be to appoint a blue-ribbon commission to review this election and make recommendations to the Legislature for practical, immediate reforms. No one wants future elections to rely so heavily on the involvement of the courts and lawyers. We need to act now and make the necessary changes. |
Gregoire catches Rossi, Democrats say Story Here Archive |
After losing the first two counts in Washington's closest-ever race for governor, it appears Democrat Christine Gregoire has pulled even with ? or possibly overtaken ? Republican Dino Rossi, with tomorrow the final day of a contentious statewide manual recount. |
The clear winner? Most likely, it'll be election reform Story Here Archive |
The election's not over yet, but already there's talk of reform. |
In the Northwest: A governor's race full of partisan sound and fury Story Here Archive |
In case you missed the movie "Twister," our Washington governor's race is a never-ending source of swirling hot air, howling sounds and crazy changes in direction. |
Democrats: Gregoire wins by 8 votes Story Here Archive |
Democrat Christine Gregoire will defeat Republican Dino Rossi by eight votes in the governor's race recount when King County reports results today, state Democratic Party Chairman Paul Berendt said last night. |
Democrats lay claim to lead Story Here Archive |
OLYMPIA - Democratic Party leaders claimed late Tuesday that gubernatorial candidate Christine Gregoire had picked up enough votes in the ballot recount in King County to wrest the statewide lead from Republican Dino Rossi. |
Elections board's hot-selling records Story Here Archive |
Everybody wants a piece of Cuyahoga County's presidential election. |
Major scandal evolves around e-voting machines in Russia Story Here Archive |
On December 19th Russia's Arkhangelsky region hosted local Legislative Assembly elections. Several other major coastal towns were also electing new leaders of administration as well as local delegates at around the same time. The results shocked not only the actual candidates and voters but many members of the elections committee as well |
Dems file suit to overturn Nov. 2 voting Story Here Archive |
In legal papers filed last Thursday, Dec. 15, Democratic candidate Allen Mass and the Democratic Municipal Committee asked the court to nullify the election results, which certify Republican Kurt Joerger as the winner by four votes. |
In Ohio, almost 1 in 50 votes for president don't count Story Here Archive |
Here's something that has been largely overlooked amid all of the complaints about voting irregularities in Ohio during the Nov. 2 election: |
Public to be polled on use of electronic voting Story Here Archive |
HARTFORD, Conn. Connecticut residents will be polled in the spring on the use of electronic voting machines that are to make their debut in the November 2005 municipal elections. |
Supreme Court hears arguments in recount dispute Story Here Archive |
OLYMPIA - The state Supreme Court today promised a speedy decision after hearing arguments over the fate of hundreds of mistakenly rejected ballots in Washington's incredibly close governor's race. |
Rallies Will Demand Accurate Ohio Recount Story Here Archive |
The International Labor Communications Association is working with a broad coalition of organizations, including Rainbow/PUSH, Progressive Democrats of America, and ReDefeatBush.com to promote rallies in Columbus, Ohio, on Jan. 3, and Washington, D.C. on Jan. 6. |
Expert: Fraud possible but no evidence it threw election Story Here Archive |
COLUMBUS, Ohio - The fraud alleged in a challenge to President Bush's victory may have occurred, but there is no evidence it was widespread enough to have thrown the election, a professor who studies voting systems said Wednesday. |
Democrats cheer, Republicans growl Story Here Archive |
SEATTLE It was a great day for Democrats - and cause for fighting words from Republicans. |
Investigating Ohio Story Here Archive |
Dec. 21, 2004 | For those who believe that the 2004 election was stolen by George W. Bush, Karl Rove and an unholy alliance of party operatives and voting-machine impresarios, a 75-year-old Democratic congressman from Detroit has emerged as the last best hope for American democracy. Almost alone in official Washington, Rep. John Conyers has insisted that the nation understand and then correct the problems that plagued the 2004 vote. |
The Case of the Ohio Recount Story Here Archive |
The game is still afoot in Ohio. Taking advantage of a state law that allows presidential candidates to request an official recount if they finance it themselves, David Cobb of the Green Party and Michael Badnarik of the Libertarians raised $113,600 in mid November, largely from progressives nearly tapped out after the campaign. Last week, the part-time bureaucrats of Ohio's 88 county boards of elections started slogging through the results once more. Teams of progressive volunteers watching over the recounts began clocking 20-hour days. |
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