[North-NV-Greens] Fwd: [usgp-dx] COBB 2004 ADVISORY Press conf. in Albuquerque, Wed., Jan. 5 on NM recount

Paul Etxeberri eusko at earthlink.net
Wed Jan 5 20:53:30 PST 2005


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>COBB/LaMARCHE 2004 GREEN PARTY PRESIDENTIAL
>CAMPAIGN
>http://www.votecobb.org
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>MEDIA ADVISORY
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>For immediate release:  January 4, 2005
>Contact:  Rick Lass, NM Coordinator at
>505.920.0540
>Blair Bobier, Media Director at 414.364.1596
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>RECOUNT ADVOCATES TO HOLD ALBUQUERQUE PRESS
>CONFERENCE ON WEDNESDAY
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>Rick Lass, the New Mexico coordinator for Green
>Party presidential candidate David Cobb, will be
>joined by an expert in mathematics and
>statistical analysis and Dr. Sonja Elison,
>Albuquerque coordinator for the recount effort,
>in a press conference to be held on Wednesday,
>January 5, at Noon, at the Albuquerque Press
>Club, 201 Highland Park Drive SE.  The speakers
>will discuss the CPA report, commissioned by the
>New Mexico Secretary of State's office, which
>found numerous errors and discrepancies with the
>counting and reporting of New Mexico's
>presidential vote, and the unusually high rate of
>voting irregularities which took place in
>Bernalillo County.
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>"There were an unprecedented and disproportionate
>number of problems with the presidential vote in
>Bernalillo County.  A recount will help us get to
>the bottom of these problems and help prevent
>them from happening again in the next election,"
>said Rick Lass.
>
>New Mexico resident Bob Walsh, a statistical
>expert with experience in auditing calculations,
>will be one of the speakers at the press
>conference.
>
>The recount, requested by David Cobb and
>Libertarian presidential candidate Michael
>Badnarik, is the subject of pending litigation
>before the New Mexico Court of Appeals.
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>Problems with the New Mexico presidential
>election included malfunctioning voting machines
>and an unusually high number of under-votes
>(ballots cast with no votes for president) and
>"phantom" votes (more votes for president
>recorded than actual voters).
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>For more information about the Cobb-LaMarche
>campaign and its recount efforts in Ohio and New
>Mexico, see <http://www.votecobb.org>.
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