Did you think the 2004 election went smoothly? This election was plagued with ridiculous hassles for voters, efforts to deny people their right to vote, electronic vote counting errors and alarming statistical anomalies. However, the media has mostly ignored or dismissed the growing public concern to make sure every vote is counted in this, and future elections. With the attention given to the electoral challenge of Ohio's votes (the first challenge since 1877), our concerns with the election process can finally start to be addressed publically.

The Election Squad has been covering this story long before the 6 o'clock news would acknowledge there were any problems with the 2004 election. This website is here to give you a concise, yet inclusive look into what went wrong, and why we should investigate and reform our election process. The problem is very real, and it isn't going away until more people realize the situation. Whether you are a Democrat or Republican, we are all Americans and our vote is our strongest voice in this country. Everyone's voice deserves to be heard.

Americans are getting killed and killing others in Iraq in an attempt to spread democracy and we have acted as an election watchdog in other countries, yet we can't conduct a fair election in our own country? The White House, many Republicans and irresponsible media outlets have unfairly dismissed the criticisms of the voting process as "conspiracy theories" or "partisan tactics." However, they have not addressed the staggering amount of evidence revealing the massive problems with our election process. During the Ohio electoral challenge, Republican Representatives told those raising the objections to "Get over it." and "Let it go." We believe that a fight for a fair democracy in our own country is not something to "let go of", and that it's a fight we must win. A lot of people are already moving from the 2004 election, but we must address and correct this issue now if we want our future elections to be fair and accurate. In order to be heard, we need to arm ourselves with knowledge of the situation and the ability to communicate it. We hope this website will help in that effort. Please spread the word, support the fight for election reform, stay open-minded, pass this website on, keep reading, and don’t give up. 

These are some of the concerns we address within this website:

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Disclaimer: This website is constantly evolving. We've compiled the information from credible sources. Those sources can be found through our hyperlinks or the additional suggested readings that we highlighted. We realize that there is a lot of information out there from many different sources, and that's why we've put our efforts into sifting through it all, and presenting you with the full story. We know some of these claims are being debunked, but some arguments don't hold a lot of water. Check the numbers and the facts and decide for yourself. Bottom line, if any of these issues were isolated we could dismiss them. However, if you put them all together it does seem like something to be concerned about, regardless of what side of the fence you're on.

We encourage your feedback, feel free to contact us - email The Election Squad