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  • From: Thomas Beckett <thomas AT tbeckett.com>
  • To: Internetworkers <internetworkers AT lists.ibiblio.org>
  • Subject: [internetworkers] votewatch 2004
  • Date: Tue, 17 Feb 2004 17:05:29 -0500

Be a non-partisan election monitor this fall.

http://www.votewatch2004.org/

"Votewatch is a citizen-based non-profit non-partisan organization that works to ensure that the voices of ordinary people are heard and can be acted upon within America's democratic process. Our democratic process requires constant vigilance on the part of our citizens, and we must employ the most effective and efficient technology available to ensure free, fair and unfettered elections nationwide. Through this combination of technology and the need for vigilance, Votewatch is creating the tools that will give all citizens the opportunity to participate in the oversight of our election process.

"Votewatch will strengthen each American's ability to uncover, document, analyze and report on electoral anomalies. Working as a Public Service Intermediary (see below). Votewatch will work with citizens to create the transparency necessary to guarantee that our democratic process and principles are being upheld through the election process. Votewatch make election data and analyses available so citizens can correct anomalies where they see fit: in some cases, citizens may independently decide that the necessary response will be challenging election outcomes, prior to the certification of election results.

"In order to undertake this mission and facilitate its role as a public service intermediary, Votewatch will employ communication networks, including the internet, television and radio. These networks will give ordinary citizens the opportunity to watch the election, review input from fellow citizens and contribute by adding their own observations."



  • [internetworkers] votewatch 2004, Thomas Beckett, 02/17/2004

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