Honor Rep. Stephanie Tubbs-Jones Heroic Actions to Protect the Vote 2/23

[Kolesar]

JOIN US

Wednesday, February 23 – 4:00 p.m.
At Laborer’s Local 310 Hall
3250 Euclid Avenue, Cleveland

As We Honor Congresswoman Stephanie Tubbs Jones

In Recognition of Her Of All Ohioans

FOOD WILL BE SERVED

Free and Open to the Public. Sponsored By: Voices Of The Electors, the Greater Cleveland Voter Coalition, the Cleveland AFL-CIO, the NAACP National Voter Fund and others

For more information please contact Marcia McCoy at 216-881-7200 or 216-374-0913

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1. Kick

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[NVMojo]

2. ...she deserves roses too ....

[Tigress DEM]

3. How goes the Vote Fraud War?

I just love that Blackwell really shot himself in the foot by trying to squash down the Fraud Buster 4 and got all that evidence onto the record.

Last I heard: February 17, 2005 by Dena Graziano

http://www.freepress.org/departments/display/19/2005/1166
Representative Conyers and others file amicus brief in Ohio Supreme Court

Today, Congressman John Conyers, Jr., Ranking Member of the House Judiciary Committee, will be filing an amicus brief in the Ohio Supreme Court with the support of Senator Russ Feingold and 17 other members of the House of Representatives recommending that the Court not sanction the attorneys who brought Ohio election contest in Moss v. Bush (no.04- 2088). Mr. Conyers offered the following statement:

"The attorneys in this case had reason to believe that the election results did not reflect the will of the electorate. In good faith, they brought a case based not only on statistical probability but the depositions and affidavits of computer experts, statisticians, and election volunteers. In only a couple months, these attorneys have amassed over 900 pages of evidence.

"While we take no opinion on the underlying case, we firmly support the right of citizens to challenge elections results in court when they have a good faith basis to do so. Truly, Secretary Blackwell's attempt to sanction these attorneys is meant to send a message to anyone who dare challenge his questionable election administration. For our democracy to work properly, we can't allow this sort of intimidation by state officials.”