Hand Counted Paper Ballots NOW!

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A call for Americans to join arms

Support the reintroduction of the Paper Ballot Act.

We, the American people, are the guardians of our liberties. Our founders handed down to us the responsibility to guard those liberties. Presently, our most precious right as a free people - the right to vote and to observe our votes being counted - is under threat. This is a call for the American people to unite and act swiftly and deliberately to protect our right to free and fair elections.

Sign the petition calling for the reintroduction of the Paper Ballot Act, which must be amended to include elections counted entirely by paper ballots in all federal elections, into the 110th session of Congress in time for implementation in the 2008 presidential election.

The bill must assure that:

No voting machines will be allowed in any phase of the election process and early voting is prohibited;

All federal elections will be conducted entirely with paper ballots and hand counts at the local polls on election day;

Vote counting will be witnessed by representatives of the various political parties with a candidate on the ballot and the general public;

Citizens will be allowed to videotape at every polling place, with a full unobstructed view of the ballots, ballot boxes, and envelopes used for provisional ballots from the time the polls open, the counting of the votes, and until the final precinct totals are posted on the exterior face of the primary public entrance door of the polling place on election night.

Demand the reintroduction of the Paper Ballot Act of 2006.

SIGN THE PETITION

Read the evidence against E-voting

An open letter to the American people from HCPBNOW.org

For Texas voters only:

Sign our petition for the Texas State Legislature to support H.B. 3894.

Learn more about H.B. 3894.