ATTN: Chief, Voting Section
Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania AV N.W. Room 7254 NWB
Washington, DC 20530
An attorney will then contact you to further discuss the
matter.
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/voting/misc/sec_4.htm
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Today's "Politics of Despair", has election fraud taking
place in full view, with a haughty arrogance of 'whatcha
gonna do about it?" VoteScam, by the Collier Brothers, shows
the extent of this fraud by computer, counting of votes. No
paper trail, no method to check for fraud, the counting all
in the hands of a private contractor where all votes go to
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appointed man/woman (mostly men) into his slot.
http://www.rense.com/general32/polds.htm
Florida House Candidate to Face Litany of Criminal Charges
After Alleging Vote Fraud
By Miriam Raftery
Raw Story
Monday 12 June 2006
In an exclusive interview with Florida House of
Representatives candidate Charlie Grapski - arrested after
he filed a lawsuit alleging voting fraud against Alachua
County City Manager Clovis Watson, RAW STORY learns of
corruption allegations that can only be described as not
seen since the days of Boss Tweed.
Charlie Grapski, a Democrat running for the Florida House of
Representatives, was arrested in April after filing a
lawsuit alleging that City officials abused power and
influenced the outcome of an election by manipulating the
absentee voting process. The story, however, does not start
or end with election fraud allegations. What Grapski tells
is a tale that one cannot imagine occurring in a law abiding
country, one of false arrest, intimidation, and a
crony-business system all centered around money interests.
Clovis Watson is not only the City Manager of Alachua county
and, as such, the defendant in Grapski's lawsuit, he is also
the Police Commissioner of Alachua, Florida, a town
dominated by the Republican Party and pro-development
Democrats. Watson, one website alleges, is funded by the
Alachua County Republican Party, and declined to accept the
Democrat of the Year Award because he is planning a switch
to the Republican Party. The site also takes aim at Grapski.
According to Grapski, "Clovis Watson filed a sworn complaint
as a police officer himself, and as City Manager he was the
aggrieved party. As Police Commissioner, he was his own boss
and accepted the sworn complaint from himself - and then
instructed his subordinates on the police force to have me
arrested."
Now, RAW STORY has learned, the Sheriff's office has
announced that additional charges, including felony
wiretapping, will be filed against Grapski and Michael
Canney, a Green Party member who witnessed and videotaped
Grapski's efforts to obtain public records.
In this exclusive interview with RAW STORY on June 11, 2006,
Grapski reveals startling details of his situation and
updates regarding an election outcome allegedly changed by
absentee ballot manipulation. He also levels serious
allegations of abuse of power by public officials, including
officials linked to President George W. Bush's brother,
Florida Governor Jeb Bush.
Raw Story's Miriam Raftery: What was your background before
you decided to run for public office?
Charlie Grapski: I'm a political scientist and political
theorist. I taught those topics at the University of
Florida. I am finishing two doctorates, one in politics and
one in law; that's a PhD in law, not a JD. I've been
involved in local politics for a long time as an activist. I
served on a campaign charter review board for the City of
Gainesville.
RS: How did you become involved in election reform?
CG: I've been involved in election reform a long time and
have been pushing for election reform through charter review
board this year.
RS: Let's go back to April and what happened that that
started all the troubles leading up to your arrest.
CG: On April 11th there was an election in the City of
Alachua. That's part of my district that I'm running for. I
went up to the polling location to meet people and get
petitions signed and campaign for my candidacy. I knew of
some problems in Alachua, but I didn't know how bad they
were; people came to me with all sorts of concerns. I said
"I'll stay around to watch the vote count on election
night." So I went there and saw a number of violations of
the law. This was at City Hall. The City officials conducted
the elections themselves, which is problematic.
RS: What happened next?
FULL REPORT:
http://www.apfn.org/apfn/VOTEFRAUD.HTM
The Uniformed and Overseas Citizens Absentee Voting Act of
1986
http://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/index.php/Elections
United States Department of Justice
Civil Rights Division
Voting Section
Introduction To Federal Voting Rights Laws
* Introduction To Federal Voting Rights Laws
* Before the Voting Rights Act
* The Voting Rights Act of 1965
* The Effect of the Voting Rights Act
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/voting/intro/intro_b.htm
Any jurisdiction seeking additional information concerning
its eligibility to obtain the requisite declaratory judgment
under Section 4 or copies of previously submitted bailout
provisions and consent decrees that have been entered,
should contact the Voting Section. You can call, toll-free,
at 800/253-3931 or write to:
Chief, Voting Section
Civil Rights Division, Department of Justice
950 Pennsylvania AV N.W. Room 7254 NWB
Washington, DC 20530
An attorney will then contact you to further discuss the
matter.
http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/voting/misc/sec_4.htm