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Questions are swirling around whether the election was
conducted honestly or not. We need to know -- was it
or wasn't it?
When Congress reconvenes in January, at least 14 members of the House of Representatives will challenge the validity of the 2004 election. They will request an immediate investigation into many problems and irregularities encountered in the election.
According to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, one senator and one House Representative are required to contest an election prior to inauguration. We have the representatives; we still need a senator. Please let your senators know that you want them to stand up with House Representatives and contest the vote.
The signed petitions will be delivered to each senator in person by a coalition of representatives from a variety of concerned organizations and individuals. We will also deliver copies of signed petitions from all states to the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary to encourage them to hold formal hearings on the 2004 election. our senators and the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary:
Sign the petition now: www.ContestTheVote.org! Also check out two others: The Pen is asking "Should Congress contest the presidential election based on problems in Ohio?" If you say yes, they'll send a message to your senators and reps: http://www.thepen.us/contest.html.
http://www.rainbowpush.org/petition/
When Congress reconvenes in January, at least 14 members of the House of Representatives will challenge the validity of the 2004 election. They will request an immediate investigation into many problems and irregularities encountered in the election.
According to the Electoral Count Act of 1887, one senator and one House Representative are required to contest an election prior to inauguration. We have the representatives; we still need a senator. Please let your senators know that you want them to stand up with House Representatives and contest the vote.
The signed petitions will be delivered to each senator in person by a coalition of representatives from a variety of concerned organizations and individuals. We will also deliver copies of signed petitions from all states to the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary to encourage them to hold formal hearings on the 2004 election. our senators and the U.S. House Committee on the Judiciary:
Sign the petition now: www.ContestTheVote.org! Also check out two others: The Pen is asking "Should Congress contest the presidential election based on problems in Ohio?" If you say yes, they'll send a message to your senators and reps: http://www.thepen.us/contest.html.
http://www.rainbowpush.org/petition/