Sep
25

Dems also telling people to vote absentee!

Absentee ballots are very easy to toss out. Historically, they’ve
been the first to go into the trash when fraudsters run the show.
Moreover, those voting absentee can’t know if they’ve been quietly
taken off the books, as countless would-be voters were two years
ago. The only way to find that out is to show up at the polling
place yourself.
And, most important, a high turn-out on Election Day will help
immensely to pre-empt, or at least complicate, another theft by
the Republicans, whose fraud will be much harder to explain
if millions have showed up to vote. This is why the GOP in
MAryland and Colorado (and elsewhere) is pushing people to
vote absentee.
Tell Democrats.com that item #2 is not a good idea.
MCM
—– Forwarded Message —-
From: Democrats.com
To:
Sent: Wednesday, September 20, 2006 10:26:05 PM
Subject: “Google” Your Voter Registration at MyDem.org!
Dear
Republicans stole the elections of 2000, 2002, and 2004 through dozens of dirty tricks – before, during, and after Election Day – to make sure Democratic votes did not count.
It’s time for Democratic voters to fight back!
MyDem.org was created to give Democratic voters the tools we need to make sure our votes count – so Republicans never steal another election!
1. Register My Vote
Are you registered? Are you sure? Your recent application may have been lost or rejected – or your past registration may have been purged.
“Google” your registration to find out!
If you are not registered to vote, register here
In 2000, Florida illegally purged 57,000 voters – mostly Democrats
2. Cast My Vote
Avoid long lines and hackable machines – vote absentee (Rules vary by state)
In 2006, Princeton researchers easily hacked Diebold machines
Tags: absentee+voting, elections, election+fraud, diebold

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