Move-On online survey to set priorities
Two points to remember:
----All topics are important, but none of them matter if electronic voting systems are facilitating and concealing tampering.
----All topics have major organizational support already EXCEPT opposition to e-voting altogether because it will never be handled securely, and the demand for voter-verified printouts and use of them for auditing elections. These struggles are taking place in every state, and this is where MoveOn can make a difference.
The order of choices varies. Two suggestions:
----Mark low priority for all except "Require electronic voting machines to print voter-verified paper records"
. . . . Mandatory independent random vote-count audits
. . . . Immediate public posting of precinct data for absentee, early-voting, and election-day voting including number of voters, number of ballots, and tallies
http://political.moveon.org/eintegritysurvey/survey.html?id=6696-1269729-wq9u9klosv2zk8ailubifa&t=2
Teresa Hommel is a voting activist and Chairwoman of the Task Force on Election Integrity of Community Church of New York and can be reached at admin@wheresthepaper.org.