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DISCLAIMER: There are many opinions expressed through various links on this site. We don't necessarily agree with all ideas expressed or implied. Some ideas are expressed by third party groups, but the point of this site is to inform American Citizens about voter fraud, not to align with one party or the other. Voter Fraud is an issue of concern for all Americans, regardless of party preferences.
The Voting Integrity Project - A non-profit coalition to promote fairness in voting.
Votefraud.org - This website, brought to you by Jim Condit, Jr. and Citizens for a Fair Vote Count, talks about vote fraud especially as it relates to ballot counting and how fraud effects third parties, especially Pat Buchanan and Howard Phillips.
Despite being highly disorganized, this site is very informational. It is especially good if you're looking for a way to fight. They have a list of questions you can call and ask your local voting officials. They are trying to compile data on vote counting policies from all counties in the US.
They also show how to (at least try) to get a look at the actual counting process in your area.
NetworkAmerica.com - Done by the same people as Votefraud.org. More similar information can be found there.
Votescam.com - A wonderful site. By the authors of "Votescam: The Stealing of America". You can buy the book there. (I haven't bought it, but I may someday.) The book focuses on how Voter News Service (VNS) and ballot-counting computers are choosing the president -- not you!
There is also an interview there with Bill Headline, the Head Cheese at VNS which is very interesting. There is also yet another list of things you can do to help.
Voter News Service - Hey, they finally have a website up. There's not much there, though. Voter News Service supplies all the major networks and the Associated Press with exit poll data. I sure would like to know what's behind the passworded "Member" link! I guess I never will.
World Net Daily News - News from a different perspective. Links to news that tells the other side of the story, bringing to light many things some would rather left hidden. This is where I read about the Wisconsin cigarette bribes and the California fake voter ID campaign.
Contact Your Elected Leaders!
Write to your Representative - This government site lets you send an email - through a form - to your representative in the House. Do it. Tell them how you feel. They won't know until you tell them.
Congress Email and Websites - Listed by state. Find your state, and you will quickly find your congress"persons" website and email address.
