Kathy Dopp is nationally known for her work in exposing voter machine fraud. Kathy is running for Summit County Clerk for the Desert Greens Green Party of Utah. She aims to win and work towardsa more equitable voting system.
Kathy has been sending out notices on the recent fallout over voting machines in Emery County:
Help Please if you can. Bruce Funk “really” needs our support right now (see
http://utahcountvotes.org)
This DesNews article parrots the disinformation that Diebold is giving to our election officials back to the public. Anyone who has time, please send in a pithy letter to the editor to the DesNews. I’m warn out. Just include the title & author & date of the article plus your name, address and phone number so they’ll print it.
What a con job Diebold has done to bill $40,000 to Emery County to “fix” the damage that the best security experts in America did by examining two voting machines. Yet our state election director, Michael Cragun, is colluding with Diebold after they sent Utah falling apart, mixture of new and old rejected machines from other states, with printers without paper guides that are designed to fail, and a system that one might imagine is deliberately designed for undetectable tampering! I’m amazed at how many times Diebold has defrauded our election officials who keep colluding with Diebold against the interests of Utah voters! Anyone with a smidgeon of knowledge of computer security understands that the biggest security threat comes from the insiders (i.e. Diebold itself) not a nationally renowned security firm! Our state election director, Michael Cragun is, as we speak, giving Diebold access to the storage facility to tamper with the voting machines at Carr Printing in Bountiful, perhaps so that they can cover up the evidence of their fraudulent sale!
Costly fallout in Emery over vote machines By Josh Loftin Deseret Morning News
http://deseretnews.com/dn/view/0,1249,635194949,00.html
Concerns about potential tampering with electronic machines have come back to those making the accusations: the Emery County clerk and an independent election security firm.
Now, the county will have to pay to bring in technicians to reinstall the software on approximately 40 electronic voting machines after the clerk let security experts from Black Box Voting, a national elections security watchdog group, test the machines. The cost to the county could be upward of $40,000, according to Joe Demma, the chief of staff for Lt. Gov. Gary Herbert.
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