Reply #25: They are called "contestees" in the contest of election.

[Zan_of_Texas]

Fitrakis said yesterday that today (Monday), Bush, Cheney and Rove would be subpoenaed.

He also told me that his Free Press.org website had recently been hacked.

A few tidbits, if you don't have time to read the whole document:

(Based on the national exit poll results,) "The chance of Kerry receiving a greater percentage of the popular vote than Bush in an honest election was 98.7%." --page 28

p. 29 "Unconstitutional discrimination served as a deliberate provocation which distracted attention from vote fraud needed to control absolutely the outcome of the election. The discrimination served to decrease the vote for candidates Kerry and Connally by an amount which could not be known precisely in advance. The vote fraud served to control precisely in certain critical counties the certified vote for candidates Bush, Cheney, Kerry, Moyer, and Connally by amounts which (when taken in the aggregate) could be known in advance and which would be sufficient to control the outcome of the election."

p. 31 "On information and belief, a second of these means of changing a legitimate result to a fraudulent result included inserting unauthorized and so far undetected operating instructions into the software used to operate either the vote tabulating machines or the voting machines (in the case of direct recording electronic voting machines without a voter verified paper audit trail)...On information and belief the undetected operating instructions were only operational on November 2, 2004."

p. 35 ..."the true result was that the Kerry-Edwards ticket won Ohio by at least 142,537 votes."