“Voting fraud is back, is becoming more serious with each passing election cycle, and soon – because of recent changes in the law – is destined to become even worse.”
– “Dirty Little Secrets” – Sabato and Simpson
- Is it fraud or isn’t it?
Currently, the hottest election fraud case in the US is in Louisiana. Coincidentally, this is a state where Edward Debartolo has gambling interests and was recently summoned to appear before a grand jury to provide information about. . . a crooked politician. Hmmmm. . .
This is a thoughtful treatise on the standards used to judge if the results of an election merit investigation. Read it and see how the 49er stadium election compares to the established standards for launching an investigation.
- What happens when they’re caught
People go to jail for election fraud. Here’s a recent case from Hartford, Connecticut.
- Election fraud in Texas and Indiana
- Justice Department statement
Continuing a longstanding Justice Department tradition, Attorney General Janet Reno issued this statement in advance of the 1996 presidential election.
Action steps:
1. Inform your friends that the 49er stadium election results are suspicious and merit investigation
2. Call and write the editors of the Chronicle and Examiner and tell them to fulfill their responsibility by giving this important story the coverage it deserves.
Read about the characters and records of the players in the 49ers case.
