Tuesday, December 21, 2004
The Validity of the 2004 Election
Representative John Conyers, Jr. of Michigan (Congressional District 14), the ranking minority member of the House Judiciary Committee, has demanded a Congressional Investigation into the serious irregularities in Election 2004. Rep. Conyers has asked the FBI to become involved. He feels that he needs at least ONE MILLION EMAILS IN SUPPORT OF THIS INVESTIGATION to have it become a reality. Email him at: www.house.gov/judiciary_democrats/contact.html
In addition, www.ContestTheVote.org says the the
following: According to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, one senator and one House Representative are required to contest an election prior to inauguration. We have the representatives*. We still need a senator. Let Senator Barbara Boxer know that we want her to be that senator by signing our petition. The signed petitions will be delivered to her in person by a coalition of representatives from a variety of concerned organizations and individuals.
*When Congress reconvenes in January, at least 14 members of the House of Representatives will challenge the validity of the 2004 election. They will request an immediate "investigation of the efficacy of the voting machines and new technologies used in 2004 election, how election officials responded to the difficulties they encountered, and what we can do in the future to improve our elections systems and administration."
In addition, www.ContestTheVote.org says the the
following: According to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, one senator and one House Representative are required to contest an election prior to inauguration. We have the representatives*. We still need a senator. Let Senator Barbara Boxer know that we want her to be that senator by signing our petition. The signed petitions will be delivered to her in person by a coalition of representatives from a variety of concerned organizations and individuals.
*When Congress reconvenes in January, at least 14 members of the House of Representatives will challenge the validity of the 2004 election. They will request an immediate "investigation of the efficacy of the voting machines and new technologies used in 2004 election, how election officials responded to the difficulties they encountered, and what we can do in the future to improve our elections systems and administration."
