The Corpress is literally killing us. NONE of this is being reported.

I've been spreading the links to The Brad Blog, Voters Unite and Vote Trust USA all over. You guys are amazing and so appreciated!! Thank you!!

The following is an email --- no link:

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Dr. Lora Chamberlain writes):

Hello to all,

Just a note about my radio show this Wed. Nov 15th, 12 noon - 2pm (PST) on KSKQ.

Live stream can be clicked at the bottom of the page at www.KSKQ.org. >>>> STREAMING LINK:

http://audio1.kskq.org:8080/studio.m3u

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For the 1st hour I will be talking to Chicago area Voting Rights Activists about the election irregularities that occurred in the "City of Big Shoulders", Chicago, never known for it's fair elections, is at it again!

-Peter Zelchenko in the city of Chicago from 12 noon-12:20 pm (PT) (Discovered wide-open security hole to access Chicago's online voter registration database)

-Melissa Urda in Dupage county from 12:20 pm-12:40 pm(PT)

-Bob Wilson in Suburban Cook County from 12:40 pm- 1:00 pm(PT).

Bob will also talk about the Exit Polling done by the Election Defense Alliance group of activists.
www.electiondefensealliance.org

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For the 2nd hour:

1:00 - 1:30 pm (PT) Lynn Landes of www.landesreport.org

1:30 pm - 2:00 pm (PT) Clint Curtis, the computer programmer who testified that Rep. Feeney from Florida had hired him to write software that would flip the Florida 2000 presidential race, ran against Rep Feeney in Florida for Congress. Let's talk to him about his own race and the election irregularities in Florida and the Vote Now 2006 program. www.votenow2006.org www.clintcurtis.com

I hope you can listen in on this show at www.KSKQ.org on Wed. Nov 15th, 12 noon- 2 pm (Pacific Time)

Sincerely,
Dr. Lora Chamberlain
Ashland, OR

Go to the Utah article above and click on the picture to see what I call the "pinewood derby" method of auditing an election.

Maybe we can get the boy scouts to build a voting system in time for the presidential election. At least it will be predicated on the scouts oath:

On my honor I will do my best
To do my duty to God and my country
and to obey the Scout Law;
To help other people at all times;
To keep myself physically strong,
mentally awake, and morally straight.

Instead of Wally O'Dells oath:

"I am committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the President next year".

FRAUD SCENARIO ANALYSIS
62 GOP-held House seats: Actual results vs. Forecast Model

The current scorecard: 230D-197R with 8 seats undecided.

The model projects that the Democrats would win 41 of the 62 GOP seats, assuming ZERO fraud. They have won 28- so far. The Republicans lead in all but one of the 8 races which are still undecided.

Model Assumptions:
Uncounted (spoiled, discraded, etc) ballots: 3% of total votes, 75% of them Democratic. This is based on the historical evidence that uncounted votes are primarily from Democratic minority precincts.

Switched votes: 4% of Democratic votes are shifted to the Republicans.

Fraud Seats Won
Scenario: Dem GOP
No Fraud 41 21
Fraud 25 37

Given the fraud scenario, the Democrats could expect to win 25 GOP-held seats (227D-208R), assuming they won all Democratic-held seats. The fraud model assumptions are assumed for all 62 districts.

These are the 16 districts most likely for fraud:
AZ-1, CA-11, CO-4, CT-2, CT-4,
FL-13, FL-24, IL-6, IL-10, KY-4,
NM-1, NC-8, OH-1, OH-6, OH-15, PA-8

The Democrats scored upsets in NH-2, PA-4, IA-2, KS-2, MN-1.

The GOP won upsets in FL-13, OH-1, OH-2, OH-15, IL-6, IL-10, IL-13 CT-4, PA-6.

The follwing table depicts the relationship between the number of races stolen from the Democrats and the percentage of votes switched.

Switched
Votes% 0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11
Races 0 5 9 15 16 19 22 23 27 30 34 36

Because of the Democratic landslide, the GOP needed to switch approximately 11% of Democratic votes (1 in 9) to reduce a Democratic pickup by 36 seats. They needed to switch 17% of Democratic votes (1 in 6) to reduce a 40-seat Dem pickup. They could not overcome the Democratic tsunami; it would have been too obvious since the election was an unprecedented blowout. The model indicates that they stole about 16 seats, assuming the fraud scenario.

Uncounted and switched votes resulted in a 6% decrease in Democratic margin, reversing the vote share from 51.3D-48.7R to 48.7D-51.3R.

It looks like the vote-switching algorithm was similar to 2004. Kerry's 51-48 exit poll margin was almost exactly reversed in the recorded vote count.

NoFraud Dem Fraud Actual Forecast
Dem GOP Win Dem GOP Und Switch Switch

Avg 51.3 48.7 91 48.7 51.3 4 8 16

1 AZ 1 50.6 49.4 73 48.2 51.8 yes yes
2 AZ 5 51.6 48.4 95 49.1 50.9 yes
3 AZ 8 56.6 43.4 100 54.0 46.0
4 CA 4 47.2 52.8 0 44.9 55.1
5 CA 11 51.6 48.4 95 49.1 50.9 yes

6 CA 50 43.4 56.6 0 41.2 58.8
7 CO 4 50.8 49.2 80 48.4 51.6 yes yes
8 CO 5 46.2 53.8 0 43.9 56.1
9 CO 7 58.8 41.2 100 56.1 43.9
10 CT 2 51.0 49.0 85 48.6 51.4 yes yes yes

11 CT 4 54.0 46.0 100 51.5 48.5
12 CT 5 52.6 47.4 100 50.1 49.9
13 FL 13 51.4 48.6 93 48.9 51.1 yes yes
14 FL 16 54.6 45.4 100 52.0 48.0
15 FL 22 51.2 48.8 89 48.7 51.3 yes

16 FL 24 50.2 49.8 58 47.8 52.2 yes yes yes
17 ID 1 54.8 45.2 100 52.2 47.8
18 IL 6 57.6 42.4 100 54.9 45.1
19 IL 10 51.6 48.4 95 49.1 50.9 yes yes
20 IL 14 45.6 54.4 0 43.3 56.7

21 IL 19 42.6 57.4 0 40.5 59.5
22 IN 2 51.8 48.2 97 49.3 50.7 yes
23 IN 8 55.4 44.6 100 52.8 47.2
24 IN 9 50.8 49.2 80 48.4 51.6 yes
25 IA 1 54.4 45.6 100 51.8 48.2

26 IA 2 49.2 50.8 20 46.8 53.2
27 KS 2 na na na na
28 KY 3 54.4 45.6 100 51.8 48.2
29 KY 4 52.8 47.2 100 50.3 49.7
30 MN 1 48.8 51.2 11 46.4 53.6

31 MN 2 46.8 53.2 0 44.5 55.5
32 MN 6 47.4 52.6 0 45.1 54.9
33 NV 3 48.0 52.0 2 45.7 54.3
34 NH 1 46.6 53.4 0 44.3 55.7
35 NH 2 50.2 49.8 58 47.8 52.2 yes

36 NJ 7 49.6 50.4 34 47.2 52.8
37 NM 1 54.8 45.2 100 52.2 47.8 yes
38 NY 3 47.0 53.0 0 44.7 55.3
39 NY 19 51.4 48.6 93 48.9 51.1 yes
40 NY 20 56.0 44.0 100 53.4 46.6

41 NY 24 56.0 44.0 100 53.4 46.6
42 NY 26 48.4 51.6 5 46.0 54.0
43 NY 29 56.0 44.0 100 53.4 46.6
44 NC 8 52.8 47.2 100 50.3 49.7 yes
45 NC 11 53.4 46.6 100 50.9 49.1

46 OH 1 51.6 48.4 95 49.1 50.9 yes yes
47 OH 2 52.2 47.8 99 49.7 50.3 yes yes
48 OH 10 47.8 52.2 1 45.5 54.5
49 OH 15 56.6 43.4 100 54.0 46.0
50 OH 18 61.4 38.6 100 58.6 41.4

51 OK 5 39.4 60.6 0 37.4 62.6
52 PA 4 48.2 51.8 3 45.9 54.1
53 PA 6 53.2 46.8 100 50.7 49.3
54 PA 7 54.4 45.6 100 51.8 48.2
55 PA 8 51.8 48.2 97 49.3 50.7 yes

56 PA 10 56.0 44.0 100 53.4 46.6
57 TX 22 57.6 42.4 100 54.9 45.1
58 VA 2 46.6 53.4 0 44.3 55.7
59 VA 5 37.4 62.6 0 35.5 64.5
60 VA 10 48.6 51.4 7 46.2 53.8
61 WA 8 47.4 52.6 0 45.1 54.9
62 WI 8 53.4 46.6 100 50.9 49.1

Avg 46.65 45.63 DemWin Actual
11/05 Dem GOP Prob Winner

Group 1: Dems 9, GOP 3, Und 2

1 CO 7 54 38 100.0% Dem
2 OH 6 58 39 100.0% Dem
3 OH 18 53 33 100.0% Dem
4 IL 6 54 40 100.0% GOP
5 TX 22 36 28 100.0% Dem

6 AZ 8 53 41 100.0% Dem
7 OH 15 53 41 100.0% GOP
8 NY 20 53 42 100.0% Dem
9 NY 24 53 42 100.0% Dem
10 NY 29 53 42 100.0% Und

11 PA 10 47 38 100.0% Dem
12 IN 8 53 43 100.0% Dem
13 ID 1 38 34 100.0% GOP
14 NM 1 53 44 100.0% Und

FRAUD ALERT********************************

Group 2: Dem 14, GOP 11, Und 2

1 FL 16 48 41 100.0% Dem
2 IA 1 49 42 100.0% Dem
3 KY 3 52 44 100.0% Dem
4 PA 7 52 44 100.0% Dem
5 CT 4 51 44 100.0% GOP

6 NC 11 48 43 100.0% Dem
7 WI 8 51 45 100.0% Dem
8 PA 6 49 44 100.0% GOP
9 KY 4 45 42 99.8% GOP
10 NC 8 48 44 99.8% GOP

11 CT 5 46 43 99.6% Dem
12 OH 2 48 45 98.8% GOP
13 IN 2 50 47 96.8% Dem
14 PA 8 50 47 96.8% Dem
15 AZ 5 48 46 95.1% Dem

16 CA 11 48 46 95.1% Dem
17 IL 10 48 46 95.1% GOP
18 OH 1 48 46 95.1% GOP
19 FL 13 49 47 92.6% GOP
20 NY 19 49 47 92.6% Dem

21 FL 22 50 48 89.2% Dem
22 CT 2 48 47 84.9% UND
23 CO 4 43 44 79.5% GOP
24 IN 9 46 46 79.5% GOP
25 AZ 1 38 41 73.2% GOP

26 FL 24 43 45 58.2% UND
27 NH 2 46 47 58.2% Dem

END FRAUD ALERT***************************

Group 3: Dem 4, GOP 16, Und 1

1 NJ 7 43 46 34.0% GOP
2 IA 2 48 50 20.5% Dem
3 MN 1 47 50 10.8% Dem
4 VA 10 42 47 7.4% GOP
5 NY 26 46 50 4.9% GOP

6 PA 4 47 51 3.2% Dem
7 NV 3 39 46 2.0% GOP
8 OH 10 46 51 1.2% GOP
9 MN 6 42 49 0.4% GOP
10 WA 8 45 51 0.4% UND

11 CA 4 43 50 0.2% GOP
12 NY 3 44 51 0.1% GOP
13 MN 2 42 50 0.0% GOP
14 NH 1 40 49 0.0% Dem
15 VA 2 43 51 0.0% GOP

16 CO 5 42 51 0.0% GOP
17 IL 14 42 52 0.0% GOP
18 CA 50 41 55 0.0% GOP
19 IL 19 36 53 0.0% GOP
20 OK 5 37 59 0.0% GOP
21 VA 5 35 61 0.0% GOP

UNDECIDED RACES:
• Ohio, 15th District: Rep. Deborah Pryce (news, bio, voting record), a member of the House Republican leadership, leads Democrat Mary Jo Kilroy race by 3,536 votes. Thousands of provisional ballots will be counted beginning Nov. 19 — a day later than normal in deference to the Ohio State-Michigan football game Nov. 18.

• New Mexico, 1st District: Republican Rep. Heather Wilson (news, bio, voting record) led Democrat Patricia Madrid by fewer than 1,500 votes out of more than 200,000 cast, with about 3,700 ballots remaining to be qualified and tallied.

• North Carolina, 8th District: Rep. Robin Hayes (news, bio, voting record), a Republican, had a 449-vote lead over Democrat Larry Kissell. About 1,500 provisional ballots remained to be counted.

• Ohio, 2nd District: Rep. Jean Schmidt, a Republican who called decorated Vietnam veteran Rep. John Murtha (news, bio, voting record) a coward, was ahead of Democrat Victoria Wulsin by about 2,300 votes. Counting provisional and absentee ballots could take nearly two weeks.

• Connecticut, 2nd District: Democrat Joe Courtney led GOP Rep. Rob Simmons by just 66 votes. A recount is to be completed by Wednesday.

In Florida, a recount began Monday in the contest for the seat Rep. Katherine Harris (news, bio, voting record) gave up to make her failed Senate run. The Associated Press has declared a winner in that race:
Republican Vern Buchanan, who leads Democrat Christine Jennings by about 375 votes, or less than 0.02 percent.

• Washington, 8th District: GOP Rep. Dave Reichert led Democrat Darcy Burner by about 3,500 votes, but many ballots in this heavily vote-by-mail state remained to be counted.

Ohio has 18 districts, it was 12 R's and 8 D's before the election, I believe. Now it's 9 R's, 7 D's with Schmidt and Pryce in recount and leading. Forget studies and consider the big wins for Brown and Strickland, but as of now we may end up actually LOSING a seat in congress! Ohio also didn't get one Dem judge or justice.