Happy Birthday - It is still July 4th here in Utah.

My birthday present to the U.S. is here:

http://uscountvotes.net/docs_other/dopp/AdviceReDiebolds.pdf

I worked on it for four days, full-time+ but this paper is really the culmination of a couple of years of research. It is specific to Utah, but can be revised it for general use, upon request.

Please give it to your local city and county attorneys, city councils, county councils or commissioners and election officials, and press, in any state or county that is threatened by Diebold or Sequoia DRE touch-screen voting machines (& somewhat less so by ES&S DRE touch-screens because ES&S has demonstrated a method to count its paper rolls and provides an open source system for counting its paper rolls which are slightly more substantial than Diebold's).

New York state, Ohio, and many other states are now threatened by the adoption of DRE touch-screen voting machines with systems which have no demonstrated method of independently counting vote counts to recover from errors, electronic failures or vote embezzlement.

I hope anyone who is threatened by imminent or possible adoption of Diebold or Sequoia touch-screen voting machines can make use of this paper's outline and some of its content.

http://uscountvotes.net/docs_other/dopp/AdviceReDiebolds.pdf

Happy Birthday U.S.

Regards,

Kathy Dopp
http://electionarchive.org

Mission: The National Election Data Archive Project plans to create a nation-wide database of detailed election results, voter registration information, and demographic data, to be publicly available.

Our goal is to use the data to detect irregular vote counts worthy of investigation/ in time for candidates of any party to challenge the results.