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Allegations about 2002 Georgia election raise doubts on current voting
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rawstory.com — As the state of Georgia prepares to conduct a runoff between incumbent Senator Saxby Chambliss and his Democratic challenger, Jim Martin, old doubts about the election in which Chambliss took the Senate seat from Max Cleland six years ago are attracting fresh notice. Chambliss was the ...

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The BRAD BLOG — ... That unfortunate fact has once gain re-opened still more debate about the 2002 U.S. Senate race there, where Saxby Chambliss was reported by Diebold to have defeated incumbent Sen. Max Cleland, despite pre-election polls showing he should have lost, and despite the company having installed uncertified software patches, secretly, just days before the election. Unlike this year's MN race, the GA race in 2002, as well as the still-undecided 2008 race, will likely never be resolved to the public's satisfaction. ...

Saxby’s Smarmy Campaign: Just Like the Last Time
The Moderate Voice — ... And Raw Story says Allegations about 2002 Georgia election raise doubts on current voting. ABC News producer Rebecca Abrahams is quoted: ...

Democracy is messy
Newshoggers.com — ... than others. But I can't help but remember the 2002 election when Chambliss also inexplicably outperformed the polling for a win after that mysterious midnight software patch in critical counties. They still use Diebolds, don't they? ...

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