Thursday, April 07, 2005

First There Was Florida In 2000... Ohio in 2004... Will New York Be Next?!?

Join us to stop unverifiable electronic voting in New York State! We need volunteers to contact legislators, write letters to the editor and educate others on the important Democracy issue. Come to this meeting and get involved!

"Verify the Vote" Forum
Sunday, April 10th, 2005
2:00 - 6:00 PM
Community Church
40 East 35th Street, Manhattan (6 train to 33rd St.)

Come learn about electronic voting machines-the easiest kind to tamper with and the hardest to verify. Diebold and other manufacturers want to install these machines in New York. The NYS Legislature will act soon-within a few weeks-to decide what kind of voting machines will be used by millions of New Yorkers for many years to come. Voters need to make sure that the Legislature makes the right decision. Speakers will include:

1] Teresa Hommel, founder of http://www.WheresThePaper.org
2] Doug Kellner, NYS Board of Elections
3] Local and state elected officials

Come support proposals for:

1] 100% verification and recount
2] Paper trail-with paper ballots and optical scanners
3] Full citizen oversight of elections

TrueVoteNY was established by activists working on the recent Ohio Recount of the vote in the 2004 presidential election, and is now responding to the crisis of democracy in New York. We defend the right to vote, to have all votes counted, and to have them counted openly and accurately. This event is free and open to the public. Its sponsored by TrueVoteNY and the Green Party Office in Manhattan [http://www.GreenOffice.org] For more information, contact Daniel Starling at (212) 240-0501

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