Diebold Blocks Alaska Voters From Viewing Election 2004 Results, Data!

[RBHam]

In just one more story which illustrates the many undemocratic dangers of allowing private companies to "own" our public elections, Diebold, Inc., one of America's largest Voting Machine Companies is currently blocking citizens in Alaska from viewing election data from the 2004 general election!

http://www.bradblog.com/archives/00002327.htm

[MelissaB]

1. Thanks for posting this!

Recommended

:kick:

[roguevalley]

12. I agree. Thank you. I gave 5o bucks to the recount in 2004 between

Lisa and Tony.

[Junkdrawer]

2. I dare any Alaskan court to uphold Diebold's "rights" here...

"That's right citizens. Your vote belongs to a private company who may tell you only what they wish"

I double-dog dare ya to rule that.

[BradBlog]

3. Thank RBHam...

For posting this. I've been too busy to remember to drop by to yell about some of this stuff lately!

Always appreciate folks making noise to help get the word out about what's going on with democracy in this country!

Brad

[Blue_In_AK]

9. Thanks, Brad, for following this.

We Alaskan Democrats need all the help we can get. :)

[bleever]

10. Thanks, Brad. Lots of folks are helping to keep us up

on the developments you report.

Keep it up, sir!

:patriot:

[druidity33]

13. any recent appointees in Alaska?

Are there any court cases in the works there? If there are, who is plaintiff, who is defender? just wondering...


...little stickers...

[Wilms]

4. kick

[Octafish]

5. Trust Us.

No thanks.

I'm an American.

In God I trust.

[Kansas Wyatt]

6. How in the Hell can this country ever squawk

About free and fair elections, while this Saddam Hussein Grade Election accountability is standard procedure?

[FreedomAngel82]

7. So much for

government of the people, by the people and for the people eh?

[rumpel]

8. kick

[samhsarah]

11. KICK!

:wtf: