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Military Fraud

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August 4, 2004 WorldNetDaily.comOfficial warns Bush deadlines for troops need to be extended

"Every election cycle, election authorities such as Chicago receive military absentee ballots days or even weeks after the deadline, thus disqualifying these votes from being included in the election tally,"
"With hundreds of thousands of military personnel serving overseas, the voting bloc obviously could determine the outcome of our next presidential election."

-Cope 23:54, 21 Oct 2004 (PDT)

New York Times August 31, 2004 The Pentagon's Troubling Role

The Pentagon will be counting emailed ballots from Iraq. No election observers present.

New York Times -- Pentagon to Place U.S. Ballot on Internet for Overseas Voters

The Federal write-in ballot is now posted on myballot.mil

"...the Pentagon's use of a private contractor in establishing an e-mail and fax balloting system, and the recent launching of an Internet ballot-retrieval system that is not open to most civilians abroad.
Pentagon officials said that this retrieval system - available through the Web site, myballot.mil - could include only the military because they were using a Pentagon database to verify voter identities. But Mr. Richard, the Pentagon spokesman, acknowledged recently that some civilians working for military contractors could use the system because they are included in the verification database.
Mr. Richard said the Pentagon could not determine how many civilian contractors would be able to use the system. Ten states have agreed to make their ballots accessible through myballot.mil, while 23 have declined to participate citing security and other concerns."

See also

Voter Registration Fraud Clearinghouse

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This page was last modified 17:36, 2 July 2006 by Chad Lupkes. Based on work by dKosopedia user(s) Cope and RedDan. Content is available under the terms of the GNU Free Documentation License.


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