"Google" Your Voter Registration at MyDem.org! You gotta see this! E-FRAUD

[helderheid]

Republicans stole the elections of 2000, 2002, and 2004 through dozens of dirty tricks - before, during, and after Election Day - to make sure Democratic votes did not count.

It's time for Democratic voters to fight back!

www.MyDem.org was created to give Democratic voters the tools we need to make sure our votes count - so Republicans never steal another election!
1. Register My Vote


Are you registered? Are you sure? Your recent application may have been lost or rejected - or your past registration may have been purged.

"Google" your registration to find out!
http://mydem.democrats.com/

If you are not registered to vote, register here
https://www.govote.org/ctrl/sasquatcher.php?event=OVR_UserArrivesAtSite&template=OVR_index&cu__org_cmpgns_id=2&cmpgn_name=txtvoter&t1=84
In 2000, Florida illegally purged 57,000 voters - mostly Democrats
http://www.gregpalast.com/detail.cfm?artid=122
2. Cast My Vote

Avoid long lines and hackable machines - vote absentee (Rules vary by state)
https://electionimpact.votenet.com/declareyourself/absentee/index.cfm

In 2006, Princeton researchers easily hacked Diebold machines
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OJOyz7_sk8I

3. Count My Vote

(coming soon)

[Oilwellian]

1. Great site

It shows I'm registered.

I savor the moment I can vote against Macaca Allen. :D

[helderheid]

2. here

[elocs]

3. I tried it and it said I wasn't registered.

I have lived and voted at the same address for 15 years in every election and voted just last week.

[Rainscents]

4. You should call county and find out for sure.

[elocs]

9. I am very confident that I am registered.

I live in a blue state with a Democrat governor, 2 Democrat senators, a Democrat representative, plus my city is not controlled by Republicans.

[serryjw]

5. What's the difference?

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=3467

[helderheid]

6. The difference is don't give up. I know the game is rigged. I'm

voting absentee as a boycott to the rigged machines. I think if a LOT of us did that, it would send a strong message to at least our states.

[tenshi816]

8. I vote absentee because I don't live in

the States anymore, but it really doesn't give me any comfort. I often wonder if my ballot doesn't go straight into a shredder once it's received, what with me being a Dem voter from a very red state.

Of course, even if they do count my vote it'll never make any difference because I'm registered in redneck heaven - the Georgia district where our Congressional Representative is Lyn Westmoreland, that dickhead who was on the Daily Show earlier this year and couldn't name more than two of the Ten Commandments. Democrats are thin on the ground in that district.

[serryjw]

10. I'm thinking about it

BUT I LIKED voting in person. I feel like I am part of the process.

[helderheid]

7. I just checked and I'm registered