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The following reprinted from RedState.com

BREAKING: Significant Election Complaint Filed in Nevada
Posted by Erick Erickson
Thursday, October 28th at 11:17PM EDT

Attached is a Nevada Election Task Force complaint filed late today in Nevada by Babette Rutherford, a Nevada voter.

The complaint alleges scores of union tactics designed to undermine the integrity of the voting process and intimidate voters.

Specifically, the complaint notes that union officials are busing in union workers, leading them to the polls, deterring or preventing the union member from going to unobserved polling locations set up in Las Vegas, etc.

“The union personnel strategically position themselves at various points around the boundaries of the polling location to ensure that one or more of them are able to monitor their members’ activities at all times.”

The complaint is highly detailed and filled with eye witness accounts of union officials intimidating casino employees and directly overseeing how the union employees are attempting to vote.

Read the complaint here

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Sheila Jackson Lee wants DOJ to monitor tea partiers at polls

See Politico.com for more

Rep. Sheila Jackson Lee (D-Texas) is asking the Department of Justice to investigate whether tea party groups are intimidating black and Hispanic voters in her district.

Jackson Lee has asked Attorney General Eric Holder to send poll monitors to her district on Nov. 2 to make sure the King Street Patriots, a local conservative voter turnout and tea party group, aren’t stopping people from voting.

“Many of these incidents of voter intimidation have been occurring in predominately minority neighborhoods and have been directed at African-Americans and Latinos,” she said in the letter. “It is unconscionable to think that anyone would deliberately employ the use of such forceful and intimidating tactics in 2010 to undermine the fundamental, constitutional right to vote.”

“I urge you to order an immediate investigation into these incidents and call for the Department of Justice to send poll monitors to Harris County immediately to ensure a safe and neutral voting environment during the Nov. 2 election,” Jackson Lee wrote.

Lee says the tea party group is sending in poll watchers who have been trained to aggressively monitor voters by standing directly behind them.

The King Street Patriots have also gone after Jackson Lee, saying Jackson Lee is asking for votes right outside polling places. They’re now inviting the Justice Department to come to its poll watching training meetings, saying they have nothing to hide.

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See Videos of August 5th Meeting Below

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Listen to what happened to Dean Gardner a few years ago, after you get over the rage, fill out the form below to join us and help fight voter fraud here in the Central Valley.

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August 5th Meeting


Dean & Ruth Gardner (Part 1)





Dean & Ruth Gardner (Part 2)





Glenda Hill, Orange Cove Mayor Pro Tem




Victor E. Salazar, County Clerk/Registrar of Voters

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Channel 24 coverage of August 5th Meeting




NOTE: Anchor misquotes attendance, almost 600 attended meeting.

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Channel 30 coverage of August 5th Meeting

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Before Election Day
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