Thursday, November 12, 2009
Fatally Flawed Second Showing at Crossroads 11/16/09 @ 7 pm
Voices of Opposition on the Big Screen!
It's 2009. Do you know where your vote is?
Arizona Daily Star headline, Wednesday 11/11/09: 109 votes found after election's "final tally"
FATALLY FLAWED
When: Monday, November 16, at 7 pm
Where: Crossroads 6 Grand Cinemas, 4811 E. Grant Road, Tucson, AZ
Admission: $3/person at the door
"Fatally Flawed" is a true detective story about the RTA vote, the two billion dollar bond transportation measure passed under suspicious circumstances in Pima County in 2006. This shocking film documents the long-standing fight to re-examine the ballots, which has involved the Democratic and Libertarian Parties as well as high-level state and county officials. Everyone needs to understand the questions raised about election integrity in Pima County.
Sponsored by Voices of Opposition
As part of the Monday Night Film/Lecture Series
For more information, call 622-6419 or check www.voicesofopposition.com
Fatally Flawed website at www.fatallyflawedthemovie.com
Labels: Arizona election law, Arizona elections, election fraud, Fatally flawed
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Saturday, September 12, 2009
FATALLY FLAWED, The Movie
Labels: Democratic Party, Fatally flawed, pima county election, RTA ballots, RTA Tucson
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Monday, June 15, 2009
EIC Meeting: 7 pm on Wed., June 17th, 2009
AGENDA
Pima County Democratic Party EIC Meeting
June 17, 2009
7pm
Headquarters
Mickey Duniho will update us on the Meetings of the Pima County Election Integrity Commission
Donna Branch-Gilby is replacing Paul Eckerstrom as the Democratic Representative to the Commission.
- Priority # 1 Recruiting election board members and volunteer observers for the City Election
- Looking ahead to 2010--Recruiting poll workers
- Develop a Reference Manual
- Putting political pressure through a letter-writing campaign on the County Supervisors to increase transparency, adhere to predictable schedules for county elections.
- Preserve hand count audit gains by lobbying the legislature
- Status of U.S. Electoral History Power Point Presentation
- The DOJ has rejected Georgia's system of using Social Security numbers and driver's license data to check whether prospective voters are citizens, a process that was the subject of a federal lawsuit before the November election. Potential impact on Arizona's Prop. 200
- The Supreme Court later this year will rule on the constitutionality of Sec.5 of the the 1965 Voting Rights Act. The ruling could potentially weaken the Voting Rights Act. Arizona would be in a position of needing to police its own voter rights laws. The Secretary of State is not equipped to do this. Need for an independent nonpartisan preclearance commission.
I look forward to discussing these issues with you on Wednesday. Even though it is summer vacation time, we need to do the ground work that will prepare us for the tasks ahead.
Thanks,
Sandra Spangler
Chair, Election Integrity Committee
Pima County Democratic Party
Labels: Democratic Party, Donna Branch-Gilby, election integrity, election reform, pima county election
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