Daily Voting News 17 July, 2007
Friday, 20 July 2007, 5:45 pm
Column: John Gideon
Daily Voting News 17 July, 2007
Guest
Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org
Today
was the day of congressional announcements. It’s funny how
things all seem to happen on the same day. First, on the
Senate side, it was announced that Feinstein’s
democracy-busting S-1487 will be heard in the Senate Rules
Committee on July 25. This bill is so dangerous that many
Holt supporters are speaking out against it. Also announced
today is that Congressman and Presidential Candidate,
Dennis Kucinich, has sent out a “Dear Colleague” letter
to ask Speaker Pelosi to stop the advancement of HR-811 so
other voices can be heard regarding this legislation.
...
NAtional: Kucinich Circulates
'Dear Colleague' Letter Asking Pelosi To Slow Progress Of
Holt's Election Reform Bill LINKNational: Action
Alert: Feinstein 'election reform' bill hearings next week!
LINKNational: US
hosts VoComp to promote open source voting systems LINKNational: Bush
Government to Poor Voters: We Don't Want You to Vote LINKCalifornia:
Riverside County - Report due on county's electronic voting
system LINK
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California:
Riverside County - Committe to present weaknesses in county
elections system today LINKCalifornia:
Riverside County – Columnist - Touch and go LINKCalifornia:
Riverside County - County subcommittee created to look into
voting machines issue LINKTexas: Galveston
County - Justice Department Announces Six Voting Rights
Lawsuits LINKWashington: King
County - Committee advises against using new vote equipment
LINKWisconsin: Ballot
Box Stuffing In Ward One?? LINKWest Virginia:
Kanawha County - East Bank candidate seeks writ over recent
election LINK **"Daily
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each day concerning issues related to election and voting
news around the country regardless of quality or political
slant. Therefore, items listed in "Daily Voting News" may
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