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To: goldworldnet who wrote (1021)	1/22/2004 12:22:01 AM
From: CVJ	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 6227

Is there any news of a more current nature than 2002? It might be more productive to apply pressure before rather than after an election, ie, have the computer programs audited before and after an election, for accuracy and honesty in performance of their intended objectives, require photo ID to register AND to actually vote, and have a computer-printed paper receipt of the votes cast by each voter. This could aid any later investigation necessary as well as give each voter immediate assurance that his/her vote was entered correctly. It would act just like the cash register receipt one gets at a supermarket or other store. Something along these lines might go a long way toward insuring that the candidate who actually won an election actually gets to serve in the contended for office. I am volunteering to serve at my local Party Hdqtrs for the upcoming elections to do what I can to help prevent the spread of the cancer of voter fraud. Join me if you can. Chas in Reno, NV