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Video of the press conference.
Wednesday, July 16, 2008
Wednesday, July 9, 2008
Call to Action, Call AG Terry Goddard
Hello Ladies and Gentleman.
This Wednesday afternoon election integrity activists in Tucson will be holding a press conference where they will formally accuse the county of fixing the elections. The accusation specifically surounds a special election held back in 2006. When voters in Tucson apparently agreed and voted overwhelmingly to raise the taxis one half a percent and let a Regional Transportation Authority make dissections on how to spent the money. In the minds of most people in tucson there is no way the RTA was passed by voters in Pima county and now we have names and county officials that took part in and covered up the crimes of other county workers.
The reason for the timing of the press conference is that county officials are about to destroy the paper ballots from the 06' RTA election and integrity advocates feel that the paper ballots should be counted. Especially because SOS Jan Brewer and AG Terry Goddard have held the position that the election are fine and there are no problems, if there are no problem why should we not count them to make sure? what are they afraid of?... lets count them! unfortunately locals in Tucson have no authority to order a recount or even stop the destruction of the ballots. The only person in the state that could stop the destruction and call for a recount is AG Terry Goddard. Its time to apply some pressure on Terry and flood his office with phone call and demand that he work for the people!
Please call Terry's office Wednesday and Thursday and ask that he quickly act to stop the destruction of the 06' RTA ballots and allow the folks in tucson count ALL the Votes!
Attorney General Terry Goddard
Office of the Attorney General
1275 West Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
602.542.5025
800.352.8431 (toll free)
Tucson Office
400 West Congress
South Building, Suite 315
Tucson, AZ 85701-1367
520.628.6504
Consumer Information and Complaints
602.542.5763 (Phoenix) / Fax 602.542.4579
520.628.6504 (Tucson) / 800.352.8431 (toll free outside Maricopa and Pima
Terry is also on Facebook.com make him your friendly enemy today!
~Drew
This Wednesday afternoon election integrity activists in Tucson will be holding a press conference where they will formally accuse the county of fixing the elections. The accusation specifically surounds a special election held back in 2006. When voters in Tucson apparently agreed and voted overwhelmingly to raise the taxis one half a percent and let a Regional Transportation Authority make dissections on how to spent the money. In the minds of most people in tucson there is no way the RTA was passed by voters in Pima county and now we have names and county officials that took part in and covered up the crimes of other county workers.
The reason for the timing of the press conference is that county officials are about to destroy the paper ballots from the 06' RTA election and integrity advocates feel that the paper ballots should be counted. Especially because SOS Jan Brewer and AG Terry Goddard have held the position that the election are fine and there are no problems, if there are no problem why should we not count them to make sure? what are they afraid of?... lets count them! unfortunately locals in Tucson have no authority to order a recount or even stop the destruction of the ballots. The only person in the state that could stop the destruction and call for a recount is AG Terry Goddard. Its time to apply some pressure on Terry and flood his office with phone call and demand that he work for the people!
Please call Terry's office Wednesday and Thursday and ask that he quickly act to stop the destruction of the 06' RTA ballots and allow the folks in tucson count ALL the Votes!
Attorney General Terry Goddard
Office of the Attorney General
1275 West Washington Street
Phoenix, AZ 85007
602.542.5025
800.352.8431 (toll free)
Tucson Office
400 West Congress
South Building, Suite 315
Tucson, AZ 85701-1367
520.628.6504
Consumer Information and Complaints
602.542.5763 (Phoenix) / Fax 602.542.4579
520.628.6504 (Tucson) / 800.352.8431 (toll free outside Maricopa and Pima
Terry is also on Facebook.com make him your friendly enemy today!
~Drew
Wednesday, March 12, 2008
Contact your Senators for Support
YES We COUNT!!
Tell Arizona Legislators to Move These Bills Forward For Transparent Elections!
Find your House and Senate Members at www.azleg.gov
Log in to Request to Speak On the Record to Legislators via the Internet.
http://alistrack.azleg.gov/rts/login.asp
Sign up at Tucson Legislative Office 520-398-6000 for a user name and password
SB 1053
Expands right of candidates and political committees to send observers to provide oversight for nonpartisan elections. (Former State Rep. Ted Downing worked with Sen. Chuck Gray to write this bill. Contact Sen. Gray at cgray@azleg.gov (602)926-5288
SB 1395
Legalizes Graphic scanning of early, provisional ballots and 10% of polling station votes. Graphic ballot images can be burned to a single-use disk and/or placed on a website. This bill would make it possible for Pima County to implement its proposal for scanning that was opposed by the Secretary of State. (Sen. Karen Johnson is the sponsor of strike-all bill that originally was for orders of protection for animals). Contact Sen. Johnson at kjohnson@azleg.gov (602)926-3160
SB 1477
Allows political parties to do logic and accuracy tests using their own marked ballots. Improves auditing procedures. (Dr. Tom Ryan, www.azfairelections.org spearheaded this bill sponsored by Sen. Karen Johnson and Sen. Linda Gray. Contact Sen. Johnson
kjohnson@azleg.gov (602)926-3160 and Sen. Gray lgray@azleg.gov (602) 926-3376
Follow our progress at:
www.blogforarizona.com •
www.bradblog.com •
www.electiondefensealliance.org•
www.auditaz.org
Tell Arizona Legislators to Move These Bills Forward For Transparent Elections!
Find your House and Senate Members at www.azleg.gov
Log in to Request to Speak On the Record to Legislators via the Internet.
http://alistrack.azleg.gov/rts/login.asp
Sign up at Tucson Legislative Office 520-398-6000 for a user name and password
SB 1053
Expands right of candidates and political committees to send observers to provide oversight for nonpartisan elections. (Former State Rep. Ted Downing worked with Sen. Chuck Gray to write this bill. Contact Sen. Gray at cgray@azleg.gov (602)926-5288
SB 1395
Legalizes Graphic scanning of early, provisional ballots and 10% of polling station votes. Graphic ballot images can be burned to a single-use disk and/or placed on a website. This bill would make it possible for Pima County to implement its proposal for scanning that was opposed by the Secretary of State. (Sen. Karen Johnson is the sponsor of strike-all bill that originally was for orders of protection for animals). Contact Sen. Johnson at kjohnson@azleg.gov (602)926-3160
SB 1477
Allows political parties to do logic and accuracy tests using their own marked ballots. Improves auditing procedures. (Dr. Tom Ryan, www.azfairelections.org spearheaded this bill sponsored by Sen. Karen Johnson and Sen. Linda Gray. Contact Sen. Johnson
kjohnson@azleg.gov (602)926-3160 and Sen. Gray lgray@azleg.gov (602) 926-3376
Follow our progress at:
www.blogforarizona.com •
www.bradblog.com •
www.electiondefensealliance.org•
www.auditaz.org
Saturday, February 2, 2008
Citizens Make the Difference Preserving Election Integrity in Arizona
On January 8, 2008, a crucial hearing open to the public was intended to be a brief, small concession by some working within the Pima County Board of Supervisors. At stake was the decision to appeal the courts ruling in favor of the Democratic Party, or relinquish the data awarded by the judge in the trial. Republican Supervisor Ray Carroll seemed to understand the overhwhelming public outcry for all the records of 2006. Ray Carroll and an outraged public yielded the largest elections data release in the coutry to date.
Friday, January 11, 2008
Tucson's Heavy Hitter's get in on Election Integrity Case
LtCol. Jeffrey Latas gives his two cents in a passionate speech mostly address to the crowd...
Dr. Rick Graap gives Election Integrity analogy applying his medical knowledge to the case before the county supervisors...
While I did not attend this massive showing of public outcry, one person in attendance reported it to be "the most significant political event of his life".
The victory won in Pima county is a vary positive step forwarded but much work is left to be done. Please support AuditAZ and others by joining our meet up group (Right Side) too share you ideas and comments today.
Dr. Rick Graap gives Election Integrity analogy applying his medical knowledge to the case before the county supervisors...
While I did not attend this massive showing of public outcry, one person in attendance reported it to be "the most significant political event of his life".
The victory won in Pima county is a vary positive step forwarded but much work is left to be done. Please support AuditAZ and others by joining our meet up group (Right Side) too share you ideas and comments today.
Wednesday, January 9, 2008
Public out cry was BIG!
At the meeting Wednesday morning some 60 or 70 people came out to support the Election Integrity group that is seeking access to database's from the County officials. If you missed the meeting a blow by Blow is posted on BlogforArizona.com
Hear Is the above blogers statement to the county.
Even More Video to come...
Hear Is the above blogers statement to the county.
Even More Video to come...
County Board of Supervisors side with Election Integrity Group
Yesterday the County Board of Supervisors sided with Local's fighting for more transparency in the elections system. After winding the lawsuit asking for election database last month the county had refused to hand over the information because the county had planed on appealing the case.
Stay tuned for more video of the county hearing...
Stay tuned for more video of the county hearing...
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