Preserving Democracy - What went wrong in Ohio?

It went according to plan. But not the plan of the majority of Ohioan voters.

More Election Crimes Surface In Ohio

The prevention of legitimate votes from being cast and counted. And the casting and counting of illegitimate votes.

Satellite Map & List of Ohio Counties

Also gives population & area of each county.

May 4, 1970. Kent State University, Ohio

Ohio National Guard fired a total of 67 shots in 13 seconds. Students killed: Allison Krause, Jeffrey Miller, Sandra Scheuer, William Schroeder. Students wounded: Alan Canfora, John Cleary, Thomas Grace, Dean Kahler, Joseph Lewis, James Russell, Donald Scott Mackenzie, Robbie...

Fire causes radio stations to go dead during Ohio elections

Several Ohio radio stations suddenly went to dead air for hours during the remaining time polls were open. When the radio stations were called, they were told there was a fire that caused the down time.

FBI investigates prostitution link in Cunningham case

Allegation of defense contractor bribing politician with prostitutes.

State legislative positions up for grabs

Primary Election on Tuesday, May 2, 2006. Contested races fill the ballots in four Ohio House of Representatives districts, and one Ohio Senate district.

Ohioans Vote Tuesday, May 2

More interesting races and issues than usual, will be on the ballot when Ohio voters go to the polls Tuesday, May 2, 2006.

Diebold & Jack Abramoff

"He is even lurking in the background of the 2004 Ohio voting-irregularities scandal, having worked with the Diebold voting-machine company to defeat requirements for a paper trail in elections. And now it comes out that Diebold, the notorious voting-machine company,...

Non-Ohioans pour nearly $2 million into governor's race

So far, out-of-staters have poured more money into Ohio's 2006 race than the entire cost of a gubernatorial election in other states. For the time being, this is the most important race in the USA.

Banana Republic

Voting machines in the USA can not perform recounts. Voting machines in Venezuela can perform recounts.

An indication that something is rotten in Ohio

Without a count, there is no vote. Without a vote, there is no voice. Anybody in the corporate media ready to give a damn yet?

Ohio's Odd Numbers

Whichever way you shake it, or hold it to the light, there is something about the Ohio election that refuses to add up. In practically every case where lines were too long, or machines too few, the foul-up was in a Democratic county or precinct

Ohio's Diebold debacle -- New machines call election results into question

Massive Election Day irregularities are emerging in reports from all over Ohio after the introduction of Diebold's electronic voting.