MATADOR NINETY-FOUR

There is a lack of understanding within the revolution about the importance and about the impact of subversion and the interference of foreign agencies in the country. USAID and NED are the worst

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As both parties battle over just how fraud could taint this election, two analysts with very different viewpoints look at voting abuses from the beginning of the republic to the present day

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The most terrifying aspect of a McCain win in the US and a Netanyahu win in Israel is the very much enhanced likelihood of a final confrontation with Iran and the fallout

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State After State, ES&S iVotronics Are Flipping Democratic Votes to Republican! Texas latest “victim”.Attorneys” from Obama and DNC are nowhere to be found

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Report disclosing security vulnerabilities that researchers have detected in Sequoia’s AVC Advantage voting machine. According to the researchers, the machine can be completely compromised by replacing a single ROM chip

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Early voting has begun, and problems are already emerging at the polls. In West Virginia, voters using touchscreen machines have claimed their votes were switched from Democrat to Republican.

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The electronic voting machines used in 18 of New Jersey’s 21 counties can be hacked into in as little as seven minutes and manipulated to alter votes or fix elections, a new report by a Princeton University professor shows

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Florida Primary Recount Reveals Grave Voting Problems One Month Before Presidential Election, thousands of misplaced ballots and vote tabulation machines that are literally unable to produce the same results twice

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Letters have gone out to 300,000 voters in New Jersey saying they’re not registered to vote. But in many cases, they are.

State officials blame a fact-checking system that compares motor vehicle records with state voter rolls. The systems flags voters when information, such as their birthday, doesn’t match.

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Palm Beach County election officials launched a massive search Friday for about 2,500 missing ballots from last week’s primary.

Meanwhile, Gov. Charlie Crist and two other members of the state’s Elections Canvassing Commission approved results from the Aug. 26 primary except those termed “irregular” for a single judge’s race in Palm Beach.

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