Evidence submitted in 2004 punch-card ballot case
Exhibits of punch-card ballots in six counties including Hamilton County and other 2004 voting records from other counties can be found at this Internet web site.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/30467815@N00/
U.S. District Court Judge Algenon L. Marbley's opinion and order issued Monday in the lawsuit to preserve all voting records from the 2004 presidential election is here:
op%20order%20marbley.pdf
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at 11:55 AM, September 12, 2006 
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at 9:29 PM, September 12, 2006 
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at 10:24 PM, September 13, 2006 
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at 9:31 AM, September 14, 2006 
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Post a Comment*Jon, it's a civil rights case! It's not a punch card ballot case. The law suit is because African Americans didn't recieve fair treatment. They had fewer voting machines, longer lines and there were different standards used in counting their votes, especially when it came to provisional ballots.
This is also about ballot tampering, here is a photo of an optiscan ballot from Clermont County with a sticker over the John Kerry bubble. Since marred ballots merit a do over, there is no legitimate reason for a sticker to be on a ballot.
Sure this was filed as a civil-rights lawsuit, and alleged disenfranchisement of African-American voters and others in urban and mostly Democratic-leaning hoods. The bottom-line is Cliff Arnebeck & Co. sought to preserve the ballots (which a federal judge has agreed to) so they can prove tampering and criminal intent. Why don't you call Arnebeck if you are confused.
WAS VOTE "FLIPPING" A POSSIBILITY, AS WELL?
CHECK OUT THIS PRINCETON VIDEO SHOWING HOW EASY IT IS TO FLIP THE VOTE ON THE MACHINES THAT KEN BLACKWELL RECOMMENDED (AND MANY WILL USE IN NOV:
http://itpolicy.princeton.edu/voting/videos.html
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