Interview with Greg Palast (starting at 00:06:00)
Was the Ohio Election Honest and Fair?
official Ohio Secretary of State web site on the 2004 elections
Global monitors find faults [in 2004 US elections]
Discrepancies between electronic voting machine totals
Bug in electronic voting machines "subtracts votes after the absentee tally hit 32,500 -- a ceiling put in place by the software makers"
Exit polling discrepancies
Another take
The Associated Press reports on electronic voting machine miscounts
North Carolina electronic voting machine tallies 11,283 too many votes for Bush
Voting irregularities in seven Southern states
Running tally of voting machine malfunctions
Voting in 2004 was more problematic than in 2000
Republican Senator and former Senate Ethics Director resigned after revelations that he owned the largest electronic voting machine company ES&S
Much more on voting fraud in 2004 election
Finally Democrats demand a little action
Nader challenges electronic voting machine counts in NH
"This chart makes the trend obvious. In states with paper ballots and audit trails, the exit polls accurately predicted the vote results. In states using electronic machines, the vote results were distorted in favor of Bush."
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