Diebold's Board of Directors and their campaign contributions

[aeon flux]

Notice a pattern?

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Board of Directors, Diebold

Louis V. Bockius III (2,4,5)
6/28/00 $15,000.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
11/3/00 $10,000.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
10/9/97 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
10/9/97 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
Christopher M. Connor Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, The

Sherwin-Williams Company
5/22/00 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
3/30/00 $1,000.00 — DEWINE(R) FOR US SENATE
Gale S. Fitzgerald (2, 6)

President and Chief Executive Officer , QP Group, Inc.
7/12/00 $500.00 — NEW YORK REPUBLICAN FEDERAL CAMPAIGN COMM.
10/12/98 $200.00 — FRIENDS OF JOHN LAFALCE
10/18/99 $1,000.00 — BUSH FOR PRESIDENT INC
Donald R. Gant (1,3,5) Senior Director, The Goldman Sachs Group, L.P.
L. Lindsey Halstead (2,3,6) Retired Chairman of the Board, Ford/Euro
12/22/98 $500.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
1/23/97 $500.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
5/27/97 $200.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
10/31/97 $500.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
12/28/99 $500.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
3/7/01 $300.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
6/12/01 $200.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
11/27/01 $200.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE
1/24/02 $500.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE

Phillip B. Lassiter (1,3,6) Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive Officer, Ambac Financial Group, Inc.
4/16/98 $250.00 — NAT'L REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMM.
9/21/98 $250.00 — NAT'L REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COMM.
John N. Lauer (1,4,5) Chairman of the Board and Chief Executive
Officer, Oglebay Norton Co.
10/10/00 $1,000.00 — DEWINE FOR US SENATE
8/23/00 $250.00 — REPUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE - RNC
3/17/97 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE

Walden W. O'Dell Chairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, Diebold
2/14/01 $2,015.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
12/17/97 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
1/30/01 $3,950.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
8/16/01 $500.00 — VOINOVICH FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
12/17/97 $1,000.00 — VOINOVICH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE
6/30/00 $1,000.00 — DEWINE FOR US SENATE

Eric J. RoordaFormer Chairman, Procomp Amazonia Industria Eletronica, S.A.
W.R. Timken Jr. (2,3,4) Chairman , The Timken Company
6/23/00 $50,000.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
6/8/01 $100,000.00 — 2001 PRESIDENT'S DINNER - NON-FEDERAL TRUST
3/14/01 $10,000.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
8/19/99 $15,000.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
11/3/00 $15,000.00 — RNC REPUBLICAN NAT'L STATE ELECTIONS COMM.
2/22/02 $1,000.00 — RELY ON YOUR BELIEFS FUND
6/12/02 $1,000.00 — OHIO'S REPUBLICAN SALUTE

Corporate Officers
Walden W. O'DellChairman of the Board, President and Chief Executive Officer, Diebold
Wesley B. Vance Chief Operating Officer
8/16/01 $500.00 — VOINOVICH FOR SENATE COMMITTEE

Michael J. HillockPresident, Diebold International
11/18/97 $500.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998
David Bucci Senior Vice President, Customer Solutions Group
11/18/97 $500.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998
James L.M. Chen Vice President and Managing Director, Asia-Pacific

Warren W. Dettinger Vice President, General Counsel and Assistant Secretary
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998
1/30/97 $250.00 — DEWINE(R) FOR U S SENATE (2000)

Donald E. Eagon, Jr. Vice President, Global Communications & Investor Relations
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998

Charee Francis-Vogelsang Vice President and Secretary

Larry D. Ingram Vice President, Procurement and Services
1/30/97 $250.00 — DEWINE(R) FOR U S SENATE (2000)
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998

Dennis M. Moriarty Vice President, Customer Business Solutions
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998
Anthony J. Rusciano Vice President, National Accounts
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998

Charles B. Scheurer Vice President, Corporate Human Resources
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998

Ernesto R. Unanue Vice President and Managing Director, Latin America

Robert J. Warren Vice President and Treasurer
11/18/97 $300.00 — FAIRCLOTH(R) FOR SENATE COMMITTEE 1998

[pinkpops]

1. I don't see any with a (D) by them

Did you leave them out, or were there none to report?

[aeon flux]

2. Oops fogot the link

The list came from here.

http://cronus.com/electionfraud/

[AP]

12. John LaFalce is a Dem. He was chair of House Banking Committee

if memory serves.

Diebold does a lot of business with banks, which explain that particular bribe.

Glad to see that they were giving a lot of money to Faircloth whom John Edwards took out of action in '98.

[Dover]

3. How many of these Republican candidates who received Diebold's

support won their races? Any anomolies in those elections?

[Dover]

4. kick

kick

[KaraokeKarlton]

5. We have no right to criticize Bush on who he takes money from

unless we also criticize Gephardt for taking money from the president of the group running the attack ad on Howard Dean that claims the Democratic front runner and likely nominee isn't as good as Bush on national defense and foreign policy.

[terrisel]

7. I think these are 2 separate issues

As someone who was forced to use a Diebold machine in the 2002 elections in Georgia that ended in an Republican winning the governorship in an unexpected "upset", I couldn't possibly equate these two issues.

[ParanoidPat]

6. This list is sure to be incomplete.....

.....since many of the contributions are made by their wives. If you take some time to search by their addresses, last name only, company names, etc., you'll be amazed at how much money is donated by 'housewives' and 'homemakers'! They also have a tendency to spell their names several different ways i.e.; Walden O'Dell, Walden W. O'Dell, W. W. O'Dell, W. O'Dell, etc.

Go to http://www.opensecrets.org and click on the 'Who's Giving' link at the top of the page to play 'How many ways can you hide a donation?', it's great fun and very educational! :evilgrin:

Here's a search for Diebold as employer! Have fun! :)

Hint for bonus points; See how many programmers you can find that donate $1000.00 a week! ;-)

[arcane1]

8. great post!

bookmarking :toast:

[enough]

9. I knew it was bad,

but I didn't know it was this bad.

Kick

[maddezmom]

10. kick

:kick:

[aeon flux]

11. Exit polling

From same article.

In addition to the paper trail, it seems the Repugs have eliminated the standard practice of exit polling as well. As you may recall, the exit polls had Gore winning by a comfortable margin in Florida when they were inexplicably shut down.

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The lack of any exit polling on November 5 has been oddly ignored by the media. Those pesky tracking polls leading up to the elections have been explained away by a ‘late surge to the Republicans’ caused by.... hmmmm, how about sun spot activity? With no exit polls, there was no other feedback to conflict with the "official" results,
this allowed the Diebold touch screen machines to change the way election fraud is carried out.


2nd article:
Why did VNS bow out the morning of the election?

[Killarney]

13. It's so obvious to us...

why aren't more Dems standing up and doing something about it?

ARGH!

Bookmarked. Thanks. :)