Citizens from across the State of Washington will be joining together next Tuesday, January 11, at 10:30 am at the State Capitol in Olympia to urge a revote for the Governor`s race between NRA-endorsed Dino Rossi and Christine Gregoire. Dino Rossi won the initial election by 261 votes and won in the first recount by 42 votes. After she requested a second recount, Christine Gregoire won by 129 votes. Aside from the fact that Ms. Gregoire lost two of the three counts, numerous irregularities have left a dark cloud hanging over this election. For instance, among other more technical issues, it has been documented that convicted felons cast votes and it is even reported that deceased individuals "cast votes." Additionally, King County had about 3,500 more votes cast than there are registered voters in the County and there are numerous reports that members of the armed forces who are overseas fighting for their country either didn`t receive ballots or received them too late to cast votes. There are way too many questions for this election to be certified and ratified as being legitimate. Please attend the Rally next Tuesday and visit www.revotewa.com to add your name to the petition urging the state to call a new election.
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