About to flood Google News-AP:Ohio judge rules punch-card voting fair

[kuozzman]

Bet me?
I've been searching-ohio election-the first ones said"judge rules punch card voting doesn't violate right to vote: http://www.ohio.com/mld/beaconjournal/news/state/10422510.htm
Google News:
http://news.google.com/news?q=ohio%20election&svnum=30&hl=en&lr=&client=google&sa=N&scoring=d&tab=in

[EMunster]

1. that occurred yesterday n/t

[kuozzman]

3. Google-ohio election-and go about a half hour back to see Monday's

story on Ohio's electoral votes being cast RE-DATED for today.

[AnarchoFreeThinker]

2. doesn't mean it can't be/wasn't used for fraudulent purposes

[electropop]

4. Exactly. Punch cards are slightly weak technically...

...but the tabulation process is what was most tampered with. Allowing punch cards in general, doesn't mean they'll automatically allow mistabulations, or employees loading the cards up side down, or swapping cards to the wrong precinct to screw up the tabulation. Of course, no guarantee the court will ever act fairly, but this is not a killer.

[GetTheRightVote]

5. This whole election is one big fraud and our minds must be set in this

direction, we know that this type of voting is extremely problematic, the judge is just trying to help the repubs in getting the vote their way, is the judge a repub too, it sure does sound like he is .... hum.

But boy am I sick of all this fraud happening everywhere and noone in a Govt office who is a part of it coming forward and owning up to what this thugs have done in Ohio and other places. Never doubt for one moment that this election was stolen and planned for, it is evil at it's worst.

[EMunster]

6. it's just a farce....they are still posting stories that happened two days

ago but have today's date. There's been a definite clamp up