WELCOME TEXAS VOTERS
VoteRescue is a non-partisan Texas-based election integrity organization that is dedicated to restoring accessibility, fairness, accuracy and total transparency to the democratic process of voting in the United States.
VOTERESCUE HOLIDAY PARTY
See more photos from the fabulous VoteRescue Holiday Party held Dec. 9 at Brave New Books!
VoteRescue's November 4 Monitoring Report
ELECTION DAY REPORT: VoteRescuers collected "Trouble Reports" from voters around Travis County on Election Day. Here are the interesting results of that monitoring effort.
WE ARE STILL COLLECTING THESE REPORTS via e-mail or phone. Iif you know anyone who had a problem voting on Election Day due to voting machine issues, not being registered and having to vote on a provisional ballot, problems with a poll worker or any other type of problem, please ask them to contact us at karen.renick@grandecom.net or vickievoter@gmail.com."
Interpret the Hand-Marked Paper Ballots
Being Challenged in the Minnesota Senator's Race
Two Happy VoteRescue Volunteers Celebrate on Election Night!
Evelyn Talmadge and Mary Krenek
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To Count or Not to Count
by Lee LeTeff
When machines count, people don't!
When people count,
computers reprogramming elections won't.
Our election process erodes away
as machine manufacturers sell our votes
to the highest bidder of the day.
The Help America Vote Act did NOT mandate
that everyone vote by computer or machine;
But in this way, they forced us to
spend millions from an economy lean.
We lose our government of the people
and plant a disaster seed,
and now our country is run by ruinous greed.
Let us a fervent campaign mount
where machines don't and people do count!
Watch the Oct. 15 Video of the Senate Committee on State Affairs Discussing Interim Charge
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Exclusive: Washington SoS Candidate Unveils Mac-style 'Paper Ballot v. Touch-Screen' Ad Campaign
Blogged by Brad Friedman of the BradBlog
September 25, 2008
The Democratic candidate for Secretary of State in Washington state has released what he says will be the first of a series of campaign spots, satirizing the well-known "Mac v. PC" commercials, to highlight the differences between touch-screen voting machines and paper ballots.
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