Little-Known Facts You Should Know about Voting

Little-Known Facts You Should Know about Voting

From “20 Amazing Facts about Voting in the USA”:

• 80% of all votes are counted by two companies: Diebold and ES&S. ES&S counts about 60% of all votes.

• The Vice President of Diebold and the President of ES&S are brothers.

• The Chairman and CEO of Diebold is a major Bush campaign organizer and donor.

• Five convicted felons, employed as consultants and developers, were hired by Diebold to create the code that counted 50% of the votes in thirty states. Jeff Dean, a Diebold consultant, was convicted of planting “back doors” in his software — sophisticated code allowing subtle, undetectable manipulation of data.

• International election observers were not allowed to observe elections held in Ohio — the state where Diebold is based, and the state the CEO of Diebold promised to “deliver” to the president in 2004.

All — not some, but all — voting machine errors detected and reported in Florida favored Republican candidates. The results of the Florida elections are so mathematically improbable, experts are recommending further investigation.

More facts — documented with links — here.

From “20 Amazing Facts about Voting in the USA”:

• 80% of all votes are counted by two companies: Diebold and ES&S. ES&S counts about 60% of all votes.

• The Vice President of Diebold and the President of ES&S are brothers.

• The Chairman and CEO of Diebold is a major Bush campaign organizer and donor.

• Five convicted felons, employed as consultants and developers, were hired by Diebold to create the code that counted 50% of the votes in thirty states. Jeff Dean, a Diebold consultant, was convicted of planting “back doors” in his software — sophisticated code allowing subtle, undetectable manipulation of data.

• International election observers were not allowed to observe elections held in Ohio — the state where Diebold is based, and the state the CEO of Diebold promised to “deliver” to the president in 2004.

All — not some, but all — voting machine errors detected and reported in Florida favored Republican candidates. The results of the Florida elections are so mathematically improbable, experts are recommending further investigation.

More facts — documented with links — here.

Mark McElroy

I'm a husband, mystic, writer, media producer, creative director, tinkerer, blogger, reader, gadget lover, and pizza fiend.

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