They're at it again. The raging Grannies are out in force in Syracuse NY trying to restore democracy to America, VotersUnite reports. God bless em. They're blazing the trail for everybody in the country. It's getting pretty hot now as the next fraudulent election approaches.
ELECTRONIC VOTING OPPOSED AT BUDGET HEARING
Touch-screen machines "a disaster," says speaker at session on county fiscal plan.
Thursday, October 05, 2006
By Pam Greene
Staff writer
About 60 people attended the Onondaga County public hearing to discuss the proposed budget Wednesday night. Almost everyone who spoke during the public comment portion said electronic voting machines should not replace paper ballots.
Several of them held signs and some sang songs denouncing the computerized voting system.
Members of the Sierra Club and the League of Women Voters, and a group of women dressed up in flowered hats and called "the Raging Grannies," all spoke out against the computerized voting machines that have touch-screens.
"I'm electronically challenged," said "Raging Granny" Margaret Rusk. "I am just concerned that when I try to cast my vote, something's going to screw up."
Speakers cited reports of computer glitches in the systems and said the computers are vulnerable to hacking and fraud.
"We need to have a voting system that's verifiable," said Mary Cunningham. "We can't afford to allow our voting system to be degraded."
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