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By: Soren Dayton (Diary)  |  October 25th, 2010 at 03:09 PM  | 

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Big Government and Election Journal have a great new resource for fighting voter fraud: a free iPhone app. From them:

iReportBrought to you by ElectionJournal.org, the website that broke the Black Panther intimidation story in 2008.  iReport is the first iPhone application dedicated to reporting voter fraud, intimidation and other election irregularities.

The app is available for free and allows you to join EJ’s nationwide network of citizens dedicated to raising public awareness of election fraud.  With iReport you can send information, along with photos and video, directly from your polling location with your iPhone.

The best way to stop fraud is expose it.  Download the app and join the team.

Available in the App Store as iReport2010

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  • TXCHLInstructor

    Here in Texas, it is illegal to use any electronic recording device inside the electioneering limit. There is already a case of a voter who documented a voting booth malfunction and posted it on YouTube, and the local DA is seeking legal action — against the person reporting the problem.

  • Return to Revolution

    If anyone finds a version for android, do share.

  • texasgalt

    How many times can the Cowboy’s Tony Romos can register?

    Lots of anectdotal stories of fraud. Dems claim voter intimidation (of course).

    http://www.txcn.com/sharedcontent/dws/news/localnews/stories/102010dnmetelexinspect.1a735f279.html

  • heir2freedom

    Maybe with enough video evidence, Holder, along with a new majority in the House of Representatives, may finally get serious about Third-world thug tactics at the polls. Well, if not the former, for sure the latter.

    NEW POST:

    ANALYSIS: JUAN WILLIAMS WAS LYNCHED BY NPR FOR NOT BEING “BLACK ENOUGH” (warning: controversial photo)
    http://heir2freedom.blogspot.com/2010/10/analysis-juan-williams-lynched-by-npr_25.html