Reply #15: USCountVotes' powerpoint presentation used at Teach-in is available [View All]

[dzika]

(thanks to Sabine)

USCountVotes' powerpoint presentation used at Teach-in is available

Hello Everyone,

USCountVotes' powerpoint presentation used this weekend at a Berkeley
Teach-in is available. You are all welcome to use it to assist others in
raising awareness if you would like.

http://uscountvotes.org/ucvAnalysis/US/USCVpresentation.ppt (ppt)

I have also posted a presentation which details the privatization of our
voting systems:

http://uscountvotes.org/ucvAnalysis/US/ThePrivatizationoftheVote.ppt (ppt)

FYI, Here is a picture of me at the Teach-In in Berkeley on Saturday.

http://www.openvotingconsortium.org/

The Berkeley Teach-In was terrific because it enabled coordination of
efforts at a dinner for the speakers and organizers that will move our
efforts to investigate the accuracy of elections and ensure fair
accurate democratic elections by 2006 forward.

Please contribute if have not done so already because we need to
purchase and install a backup server at a cost of perhaps $1800
including set up, to automatically take over if we have a problem with
the first one.

http://uscountvotes.org/fairelection/donate.html

USCountVotes' statistical audits of elections will be as important a
measure of election integrity as exit polling. USCountVotes' is going
to make all its detailed precinct level data public however, and will
work with any group that conducts exit polls that plans to make their
detailed data public as well.

Our database design is nearly finished, and we're making concerted
efforts to obtain funding to hire full-time programmers and system
administrators to finish a secure volunteer signup and login system and
other systems needed to begin archiving and normalizing election data.

Best regards,

Kathy Dopp
http://uscountvotes.org