Anyone from New Mexico?

[JoMama49]

ANYONE FROM NEW MEXICO? See below. Cindy

"Henry F. Ramey, Jr." <[e-mail]> wrote:
To: [e-mail]
From: "Henry F. Ramey, Jr."
Date: Wed, 29 Dec 2004 04:04:02 -0000
Subject: Re: URGENT!--Fraud coverup to destroy evidence underway in New Mexico and...


WHO IS FROM NEW MEXICO?!!

We need a Plaintiff and a lawsuit filed ASAP!

--- In [e-mail], "Bernard Windham"
<berniew1@e...> wrote:
> Tuesday, December 28, 2004
>
> ACTION ALERT: NM Counties to Begin "Clearing" Voting Machines?
>
> Rick Lass, the Green Party attorney, is reporting they received a
letter stating that Bernalillo County plans to start "opening and
clearing" the voting machines used on Election Day, and inviting
them to be present. The letter gave Monday, December 27th, as the
start date for this operation.
>
> A call by Lass to the County warehouse was answered by a gentleman
who said they were waiting for final approval from the Secretary of
State's office. He also said seven other counties were planning
to "clear" their machines this week.

[Gloria]

1. I'm hating these people almost as I hate the Bushitas...I have

lost ALL respect for the party here in NM....

Unfortunately, I don't know anyone who can do this sort of thing....

[Jo March]

2. Kick

Post this in more than one forum! KICK

[berniew1]

3. Documentation of huge levels of voter suppression & fraud in N. Mexico

There was massive level of voter suppression of minorities; malfeasance and dirty tricks to produce misvotes in minority areas, and vote machine fraud that has been documented by the EIRS hotline report system and analysts from New Mexico. It is clear that Kerry won N.M. in a fair count, and since this is a small state with most of the fraud and suppression in a few counties, the case is easy to prove. But documentation of this one would focus light on the issue and make it easier to get more attention on the bigger states with more complicated cases like Ohio and Florida.
Some of the documentation is at:

http://www.helpamericarecount.org/NewMexicoData/NewMexicoGeneralElection.pdf
and
http://www.flcv.com/fraudpat.html

[PeterPan]

4. Press release & Court Action Taken

NEWS RELEASE

For immediate release: December 27, 2004
Contact: Rick Lass, NM Coordinator at 505.920.0540
Blair Bobier, Media Director at 541.929.5755

NEW MEXICO RECOUNT GOES BACK TO COURT

Attorneys for Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb will file a Notice of Appeal on Tuesday from a District Court decision which rejected Cobb's request to start the New Mexico recount without paying the entire cost of it in advance. Last week the New Mexico Supreme Court declined to hear the case. Since the Supreme Court did not rule on the merits of the case, it can be heard by the New Mexico Court of Appeals.
The Notice will be filed on behalf of Cobb and Libertarian presidential candidate Michael Badnarik who are both seeking a recount of New Mexico's presidential vote. The candidates paid the state a deposit of over $100,000, and say that New Mexico law does not require that the entire amount of the recount be paid in advance.
"We believe the law is on our side and look forward to a full recount of the presidential vote. There are still many unanswered questions about provisional ballots, missing votes and the integrity of voting machines which don't produce a paper trail. The people of New Mexico deserve to know that their votes will be counted fairly and accurately," said Cobb.
On Tuesday, Cobb and Badnarik's attorneys will also be notifying the New Mexico Secretary of State, the Attorney General and the Clerks for all of New Mexico's 33 counties, that the Notice of Appeal prevents them from "opening and clearing" voting machines throughout the state.
"Although, generally, voting machines can be cleared 30 days after the official certification of the vote, New Mexico law is clear that this can't happen when a recount has been initiated. The candidates have paid the deposit for the recount and we expect it to go forward, so any adjustment to the machines would be clearly inappropriate until the recount has been concluded," said Lowell Finley, one of the attorneys representing the candidates.
For more information about the Cobb-LaMarche campaign and its recount efforts in New Mexico and Ohio, see http://www.votecobb.org.

Follow-up

An appeal with the Santa Fe district court. The appeal asks to keep the electronic voting machine data protected legally. Standard procedure is to erase the data from the machines 30 days after certification. Additional legal options are also being considered.