Election Defense Alliance has a coordinated, six-part plan for citizen direct
action to defend the vote in the November midterm elections. The tactical components
of the EDRR plan are:
1. Election Monitoring. Teams of trained citizen observors will monitor polls
and central counting centers to document and report violations of election law,
including illegal obstruction of the public’s right to observe the count, failure
to publicly post precinct results, and violations of election security provisions.
Monitor volunteers, contact Tom Courbat
Major Election Monitoring operations will be conducted in Riverside County
CA, the 11th CD in CA,
in Miami-Dade and Pinellas counties, Florida, and in the 6th CD in IL. Click
the hyperlinks for organizer contacts in those areas. Send announcements of
other monitoring operations to Info@ElectionDefenseAlliance.org
Want to organize an election day demonstration in your own county? Go to the
county-level forums at BlueRevolution.us to announce and organize an election
day demonstration where you live and vote. All elections are local!
2. Pre-Emptive Legal Intervention. Election monitoring teams will be accompanied
by lawyers with pre-prepared court orders to enforce compliance with election
laws, including public right to observe the count, public posting of precinct
results, and strict adherence to election security protocols which if breached,
render the voting machines out of compliance and the election results suspect
and unverifiable. Legal volunteers, contact Dan Ashby
3. Exit Polling.Citizen-commissioned exit polls can provide an independent
check on the validity of reported election results. The most competitive House,
Senate, and statewide contests are where the threat of covert election fraud
is predictably the greatest. The cost of covering the most crucial races that
will determine the composition of Congress, is about $400,000–a substantial
but achievable sum considering the stakes. Please go to the Independent Exit
Poll donation page and send your contribution immediately. Arrangements must
be made within days.
4. Election Data Analysis. EDA will manage an election-day data analysis operation
that compares historical voting data, voter opinion tracking polls, and citizen-commissioned
exit polling data, to the officially reported election results from selected,
highly competitive House, Senate, and statewide races. The official election
results will be processed through a battery of multiple analytic computer programs
for rapid, real-time flagging of suspect patterns suggesting fraudulent manipulation
of the official vote totals. Findings will be communicated via conventional
press releases as well as the EDRR communications network of websites, Internet
radio, and community access television networks. Data Analysis volunteers: Contact
Bruce O’Dell
5. Communications. Throughout election day and night, activity at polls and
election counting centers will be thoroughly documented by teams of correspondents
recording and uploading live video, audio, photo, and text reports via wireless
communication devices (e.g., video-enabled cellphones) to EDA and other E I
web portals, bypassing the corporate newsmedia to bring breaking news of voter
suppression, obstruction, security breaches, and indications of electronic vote
theft direct to the public, while it is happening. To participate in shaping
net-mediated communication tactics, contact Kim Grant.
Conventional press release and publicity methods will complement Net distribution.
We need experienced publicists and newswriters. To help with print and radio
promotion, contact Info@ElectionDefenseAlliance.org
6. Demonstrations. Public demonstrations will be organized at central counting
locations, commencing at the close of polls and continuing throughout election
night and beyond, demanding verified proof of reported election results. The
demonstrations will be covered live via web portals and public radio and TV
networks, interspersed with updates from the Election Data Analysis project
reporting suspect election totals and directing increased protest turnout to
those locations.
If you have experience organizing public demonstrations, or contacts with groups
who do, please send message to Info@ElectionDefenseAlliance.org
The above tactics in isolation are limited or useless, but in combination,
they are powerful. Many other local, regional and national groups have independently
developed similar or complementary plans to those listed above. These efforts
will have greatest effect if they are coordinated and focused to direct mass
public attention to election obstruction and electronic fraud as it is happening.
The more volunteers and donated funds we have, the greater our chance of arresting
electronic fraud and voter suppression.
We need: Organizers, publicists, fundraisers, programmers, webmasters, video
and radio correspondents, writers and graphic artists, event managers, MONEY,
and hundreds of citizen patriots to volunteer for election day monitoring, communications,
and demonstrations.
Send inquiries and offers of assistance to Info@ElectionDefenseAlliance.org
and check the “Take Action” and “Projects” links and the
EDRR Working Group forum on this website for forthcoming directions and updates.
To download flyer, click on the file link under the heading “Attachments”
immediately below.