NewsMine — cabal-elite — election-fraud — 2004 — Viewing Item

Thousands of florida voters may be refused Original Source Link: (May no longer be active)    http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/politics/9813594.htm http://www.miami.com/mld/miamiherald/news/politics/9813594.htm Posted on Fri, Oct. 01, 2004 Thousands of Fla. Voters May Be Refused BRENDAN FARRINGTON Associated Press TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - Thousands of Floridians who think they're registered to vote could be turned away at the polls Nov. 2 because their voter registration forms weren't completely filled out, officials said Friday. Secretary of State Glenda Hood said some groups registering voters are turning in application forms with information missing, such as unchecked boxes asking whether applicants are citizens, mentally incompetent or felons. A group that's been seeking copies of the incomplete applications in an effort to help people complete them said Hood's office, citing state law, has begun blocking them. "Clearly, way over the number that could determine the election" won't be able to vote, said Judith Browne, a lawyer with the Washington-based Advancement Project, which promotes multiracial participation in voting. She was referring to President Bush's disputed 537-vote victory in Florida that gave him the presidency in 2000. During that election, state and local election officials were criticized on a host of issues, from people mistakenly removed from voter rolls to the infamous "butterfly ballot" in Palm Beach County that may have led Al Gore supporters to vote for third-party candidate Pat Buchanan instead. While the Advancement Project is not registering voters itself, it assists groups that are, including America's Families United, which tries to register voters in poor and minority communities. America's Families United is suing the Duval County elections supervisor to get copies of 1,441 rejected applications there. Browne said a judge ruled against it Friday. Previously, the Advancement Project received copies of forms from Miami-Dade, Orange, Hillsborough and other counties. In Miami-Dade and Broward alone, Browne said 12,000 incomplete ballots were turned in. Acting Duval elections supervisor Richard Carlberg said his office is trying to call the 1,441 applicants to let them know they won't be able to vote unless the forms are completed, but said many of the phone numbers on the forms aren't working numbers. Hood said her office is only trying to help elections supervisors follow the law and that incomplete forms must be rejected. Hood recommended that people who were registered by a group instead of at their county elections office check to make sure they are actually registered. She also said anyone registering to vote outside a county office should double check to make sure all information is accurate, forms are completely filled out and that the group plans to turn the applications in before midnight Monday.

2004 florida vote purge questions 260 thousand florida votes unexplained Arizona muslims questioned before debate Broward county 60 thousand missing absentee ballots { October 27 2004 } Bush 15 perc above new hampshire exit polls { November 16 2004 } Bush gains votes in heavily democratic jewish florida counties { November 10 2004 } Bush gets 130 thousand unexplained florida votes { November 19 2004 } Bush wins popular vote as ohio hangs in balance Court stops gop redistricting { December 2 2003 } Democrats file 9 suits in florida Demoratic florida jewish counties went for bush { November 10 2004 } Dirty tricks to intimidate voters { November 1 2004 } Election rules be disenfranchise voters { October 10 2004 } Electronic voting raises new issues { October 25 2004 } Exit polls give kerry comfortable lead Exit polls show kerry leading ohio florida pennsylvania { November 3 2004 } Exit polls show voters dissatisfied with bush { November 2 2004 } FBI deters muslims from voting against bush FBI intimidates muslims from voting arizona Fbi shuts down ohio voting offices on election { November 5 2004 } Florida blacks blocked from voter registration { October 13 2004 } Florida plagued with early voting problems Forms destroyed in portland oregon { October 13 2004 } Gao to probe vote counting Global monitors find faults { November 3 2004 } GOP dirty tricks in ohio GOP firm faces voter fraud charge Gop pays legal bill for vote fraud defense { August 11 2005 } Group cites 7 southern states for irregularities { November 6 2004 } Highest ohio voting official chairman bush campaign { December 14 2004 } House democrats seek election inquiry Investigation into trashed voter registrations Judge upholds washington 2004 gubnatorial election Lawmaker seeks inquiry into ohio vote { December 15 2004 } Lost voters in ohio { December 15 2004 } Michigan ballots mix kerry and bush { October 8 2004 } Muslims harrassed before election { October 12 2004 } Naacp representative paid voter registrations with crack { October 18 2004 } Nevada registration fraud aimed at democrats New florida vote scandal feared { October 26 2004 } November 2 is vday for blacks in florida { October 11 2004 } Ohio cuts bush margin of victory { December 4 2004 } Ohio florida hang in the balance { November 2 2004 } Ohio sec state fights subpoena { December 28 2004 } Ohio to go through statewide recount after all Questions persist over forms Republicans demanded 2 forms of ID from blacks { November 3 2004 } Silent scream of numbers 2004 stolen election Six resign over absentee ballots { October 11 2004 } Some fear ohio will be florida of 2004 { October 26 2004 } South dakota questionable absentee ballots Thousands of florida ballots missing Thousands of florida voters may be refused Unusual votes in ohio black neighborhoods Vote errors in ohio democratic precincts Voter registration fraud in denver Voters complain about misleading calls Washington post tries to deflate election conspiracy { November 11 2004 } Zogby predicts kerry victory Files Listed: 59

Correction/submissions

CIA FOIA Archive

National Security Archives

This site contains copyrighted material the use of which has not always been specifically authorized by the copyright owner. We are making such material available in our efforts to advance understanding of environmental, political, human rights, economic, democracy, scientific, and social justice issues, etc. We believe this constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in section 107 of the US Copyright Law. In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. Section 107, the material on this site is distributed without profit to those who have expressed a prior interest in receiving the included information for research and educational purposes. For more information, go to: http://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/17/107.shtml. If you wish to use copyrighted material from this site for purpose of your own that go beyond 'fair use', you must obtain permission from the copyright owner.