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05 November 2012
The e-voting lawsuit that could decide the election
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Harvey Wasserman
In Columbus, Ohio, 9:00am Election Day marks the opening of a federal adjudication that could decide who next occupies the White House.

Heard by Judge Gregory Frost, the case is Robert Fitrakis vs. John Husted and...
05 November 2012
Columbus Free Press Editor and Publisher files suit in federal court to stop suspicious software
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Gerry Bello
At 9am Election Day, a federal judge will decide whether untested and uncertified secret software will remain on Ohio’s vote tabulation and reporting systems in 39 counties. Bob Fitrakis, in his capacity as the Chair of the Ohio Green...
05 November 2012
November 5 Press Conference: FEDERAL E-VOTING LAWSUIT FILED VS. OHIO SECRETARY OF STATE JOHN HUSTED GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL AND CONGRESSIONAL NOMINEES REVEAL DETAILS
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Velvet Revolution
Here's video from the November 5 National Press Club press conference:


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05 November 2012
Another Husted dirty trick in Ohio: Secretary of State's Office admits direct reporting function of untested election software
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Gerry Bello, Bob Fitrakis
Citizen concerns about untested software have multiplied since the Columbus Free Press broke the news that Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted's office installed uncertified...
05 November 2012
Invoices prove Romney-related voting company Hart InterCivic does maintenance on Cincinnati voting machines
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Gerry Bello, Bob Fitrakis
Why did Amy Searcy, Hamilton County Board of Elections director of elections, tell the Cincinnati Enquirer and the Washington Post that Hart InterCivic is not involved with operations or maintenance of their voting machines in Hamilton...
04 November 2012
As Ohio Faces vote-rigging lawsuit, are dems, liberals, election officials ready to safeguard votes?
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Art Levine
There's mounting fall-out from reports, first broken by The Free Press, that a Mitt Romney-linked company owns the Hart Intercivic voting machines used in key counties in Colorado, Ohio and other states. The stories have stoked new fears...

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