[Davis Democrats] Actions for election investigation - in one email. (If nothing else, do #1: sign petition)

[Adrienne Kandel]

1.  Moveon.org is collecting signatures calling for Congressional
investigation.
http://www.moveon.org/investigatethevote/

2.  Write to John Conyers (D - Mich), Ranking Member of the House Judiciary
Committee on the Constitution, who has requested a Congressional Hearing on
the 2004 election. Tell him you support the request and that you want him to
push for the hearing to be held as soon as possible.
john.conyers at mail.house.gov, 202-225-5126.
Fax: 202-225-0072

3.  The Green and Libertarian parties have announced their intent to demand
a recount in Ohio, as soon as they can raise the funds.  Here's one website
where the Greens are raising the fee required by the state of Ohio, plus
other recount expenses.
http://web.greens.org/c/cobb/supporters.cgi?function=donate  You could send
thanks to info at greenpartyus.org.

4.  Blackboxvoting.org as always needs donations for its continuing
investigation.  It's made a humongous Freedomn of Info request for audit
files from this election.  http://www.blackboxvoting.org/  (And for a
1-minute entertaining video of a chimp (named Baxter) deleting audit files
and thus destroying any electronic trail of voter tampering, see and pass on
http://www.blackboxvoting.org/baxter/baxterVPR.mov)

5.  Nader and Camejo are demanding a hand recount in New Hampshire, because
as in Florida there were discrepancies between voter registration and Bush
support in counties using Diebold optical scans. On their website they are
accepting donations to cover (unspecified) expenses for that separately from
their campaign expenses, if so earmarked.   I don't see any email address to
say Thank You for demanding the recount, but there's a phone number: (202)
265-4000 .

6.  These organizations have also been active in verifiable vote protection,
and could use your support:  The Electronic Frontier Foundation
<http://www.eff.org>, VerifiedVoting < http://www.verifiedvoting.org >,
VotersUnite < http://www.votersunite.org > and BallotIntegrity
<http://www.ballotintegrity.org >.