Ouch. Sadly true over the last 2 years.

Vote Switching in West Virgnia

Between these charges and the widespread allegations of voter fraud by ACORN, I am expecting we are in for a rash of after-election lawsuits about the results.

Three Putnam County voters say electronic voting machines changed their votes from Democrats to Republicans when they cast early ballots last week.

This is the second West Virginia county where voters have reported this problem. Last week, three voters in Jackson County told The Charleston Gazette their electronic vote for "Barack Obama" kept flipping to "John McCain".

In both counties, Republicans are responsible for overseeing elections. Both county clerks said the problem is isolated.

They also blamed voters for not being more careful.

"People make mistakes more than machines," said Jackson County Clerk Jeff Waybright.

I am betting on of the first things the next President/Congress will have to tackle is a way to restore faith in our electoral system. That may require abandoning the electronic machines that they mandated only a few years ago.

Welcome to Super Tuesday!

Get Out and Vote!!!
Originally uploaded by Chase Davis.

If you are registered with a Political Party and are in a Super Tuesday state, as I am, get out and vote today. And remember, the only wasted vote is the one not cast.

If you're unsure who to vote for, consider this good advice from Dennis Prager: "I humbly but strongly suggest to Democrats and Republicans alike that they not vote today on the basis of who they think will win in November, but on which candidate they think will make the better president."

Another Candidate Matchmaker Application

As we get closer to the caucuses and primaries, here is another candidate matchmaking application that will tell you who answered the questions the closest to you. Thanks to WNYW Fox 5 in New York for this link.




My top 3 were:
Thompson 68%, Romney 63%, Hunter 60%

Lieberman May Not Back Party

Reuters is reporting that Lieberman may not back the Democrat candidate for President, but instead will "chose whichever candidate that I think will do the best job for our country, regardless of the party affiliation of that candidate." Frankly, I think going independent was a great thing for Lieberman and I wish more politicians would vote for the best person instead of who their party tells them to vote for.