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	Wayne Madsen Report - Vote fraud Ohio (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		After the 2004 election, I examined precinct canvass results for 9,343 of 11,323 precincts in the State of Ohio, identifying anomalous or irregular election results from the 2004 presidential election, utilizing the same analytical techniques which have enabled me, in the past, to detect unusually rapid groundwater flow or groundwater contamination.
		The County Prosecutor’s office confirmed this in writing, stated further that there were fewer than 100 such ballots countywide (out of 89,822 ballots cast), and claimed that there had been an FBI investigation into the matter upon the request of Congressman John Conyers, but that the FBI report could not be located.
		Board of Elections personnel have confirmed that these 4 precincts were among the 97% of the ballots that were recounted by machine in December 2004, and that the observers who reported seeing stickered ballots were observing the 3% of the ballots that were hand-counted.
	www.waynemadsenreport.com /VotefraudOhio.php (8431 words)

	Stolen Election 2004: Thursday Update (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Ohio's chief justice on Thursday threw out a challenge to the state's presidential election results on a technicality, ruling that the request improperly challenged two separate election results.
		U.S. Rep. John Conyers, of Michigan, sent a letter to authorities seeking an investigation and suggesting that election equipment in Hocking County be impounded "to prevent any further tampering." A spokesman for the FBI's Cincinnati division said he was aware of the issue but declined to comment because the letter had not been received.
		Meanwhile, 60 of Ohio's 88 counties have started their recounts, according to the Green Party, which requested and paid for the statewide recount along with the Libertarian Party presidential campaign.
	www.democrats.com /node/1966/print (2589 words)

	November 6, 1998 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A summary of the election results for county commissioner and county auditor races and tax levies is enclosed with this issue of CIDS for county commissioners.
		Judge Krueger previously served as judge of the Delaware Municipal Court and was an assistant Franklin County prosecutor and deputy clerk in the Franklin County Probate Court.
		Ohio is expected to enter its largest transportation construction boom ever between fiscal years 2000 and 2003 because of higher-than-ever federal appropriations, according to a report issued by the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT).
	www.ccao.org /CIDS/news19981106.htm (1584 words)

	Unknown News
		Elections officials in two counties where the vote totals were unchanged by the recount said they hope it shows the reliability of Ohio's election procedures, despite criticism by activists over reports of voting machine shortages and lines at polling places in some areas.
		Ohio election procedures stipulate that a recount begin with workers counting 3 percent of ballots by hand and then by machine.
		Elections officials, a Green Party representative, prosecutors and the Logan patrolman who investigates computer crimes were among the observers as the same technician repeated the repair and answered questions.
	www.unknownnews.org /04122121comvot.html (8967 words)

	Ohio Attorney General
		Ohio statutes provide several means by which forfeited rights and privileges may be restored to a convicted felon.
		Ohio follows the general rule that specified disqualifications for holding a public office do not prevent an individual from being a candidate for the office unless the law expressly extends the disqualifications to candidacy.
		When two or more convictions result from or are connected with the same act, or result from offenses committed at the same time, they shall be counted as one conviction.
	www.ag.state.oh.us /legal/opinions/1998/98-013.htm (1399 words)

	Election Results, Montgomery County, Ohio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Montgomery County, Ohio, is governed by a three-member county commission.
		The county prosecutor of Montgomery County, Ohio, elected for a four-year term.
		Judges of the Montgomery County, Ohio, County Court are elected for four-year terms.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Election_Results,_Montgomery_County,_Ohio (348 words)

	Ohio Chamber of Commerce - Governmental Affairs
		Butler County Commissioner: Appointed incumbent Butler County Commissioner and former Rep. Greg Jolivette (R), who swapped seats with appointed Rep. and former Commissioner Courtney Combs (R) earlier this year, won the contest to serve the remainder of the term to which Combs was elected in 2002.
		Lorain County Clerk of Courts: Former Sen. and Rep. Ron Nabakowski (D) was re-elected to a second term as Lorain County Clerk of Courts with 62% of the vote.
		With the 2002 elections now over and done with (for the most part, at least), Gov. Bob Taft is entering the final two years of his two-term tenure as governor of Ohio.
	www.ohiochamber.com /governmental/edge_112304.asp (2087 words)

	The Free Press -- Independent News Media - Election Issues
		Ohio’s results didn’t match, and the likely reason is because across the state, in a variety of ways, the reported vote totals were being manipulated.
		As Rev. Jackson and election attorneys explained to the packed hearing, the election challenge suit describes how votes were added to Bush’s total, or in many cases, taken away from Kerry — because they were added to the totals of other Democratic candidates further down the ballot.
		During the Lucas County reprogramming, election observers were shocked when they were denied the right to look at sheets that had target test results on them, or the reprogramming of the opti-scan machines used in the recount. Diebold-leased machines and software malfunctioned in the weeks prior to the election.
	www.freepress.org /departments/display/19/2004/986 (2413 words)

	Stolen Election
		Ohio Recount: The Recount That Wasn't, a Chance to Reassure Voters Missed - Jan. 4 on Elites TV If the recount had been conducted in strict adherence to Ohio state law, I have no doubt that this would have happened.
		Election results in Southwestern Ohio - Dec. 21, Thorough examination of the Voting Statistics from 3 Ohio Counties, by Precinct
		Ohio recount - Cuyahoga County ballots presorted - Dec. 18, The ballots were not in random order, that they had been previously sorted.
	www.linkcrusader.com /StolenElection.htm (15070 words)

	Election 97 - The Cincinnati Enquirer
		Hamilton County Prosecutor Joe Deters said the proposed change was recommended three years ago by Gov. George Voinovich's Task Force on Gun Violence.
		It was introduced in the General Assembly during each of the past three years, but didn't pass until this year.
		The result, they say, would be higher taxes to build more cells or early release of other prisoners to free up space.
	www.enquirer.com /election97/issue1.html (421 words)

	Stolen Election 2004: Thursday Update \| Democrats.com
		A recount volunteer in Montgomery County actually got the opportunity to challenge Rapp in person on Tuesday (courtesy of Ray Beckerman):
		The revelations coming out of Ohio may change the election or at least help institute election reform that will make it harder to steal elections in the future.
		It seems a bit unfair to blame Moyer or Blackwell or whomever on the Republican side for the error in filing the lawsuit and thus delaying the case's hearing in court.
	www.democrats.com /node/1966 (3420 words)

	cleveland.com: Politics
		EXPERIENCE -- Member, Ohio House of Representatives, 1976-1980; Hamilton County commissioner, 1981-1990; secretary of state, 1991-1999.
		EXPERIENCE -- Referee, Summit County Probate Court, 1985-1993; judge, Summit County Court of Common Pleas, 1993-1995, Summit County prosecutor, 1995-1999, lieutenant governor and director of Ohio Department of Public Safety, 1999-present.
		EDUCATION -- Bachelor's degree in mathematics from Ohio State University, 1967; master's degree in computer science from Ohio State, 1970; law degree from Ohio State 1977.
	www.cleveland.com /politics/index.ssf?/politics/more/ohio.html (612 words)

	Montgomery County, Ohio - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Interstate 675 (bypass that serves southern Montgomery County)
		Alice O. McCollum (R) County Court of Montgomery County
		The following public school districts are located partially or entirely in Montgomery County:
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Montgomery_County,_Ohio (978 words)

	Attorney General Voter Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Protecting Ohio's most vulnerable citizens -- our children and seniors.
		Protecting Ohio by fighting crime and preventing prisons from importing out-of-state felons.
		Basic candidate data supplied by the County elections official.
	www.smartvoter.org /1998nov/oh/hm/race/106 (201 words)

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