Benefit for Voter's Rights w/Howard Dean

[garybeck]

Benefit for Voters’ Rights
You are cordially invited to a cocktail reception to benefit
New York Democratic Lawyers Council
A Project of the New York State Democratic Committee
Tuesday, May 16, 2006
7:30pm to 9:30pm
The Yale Club
50 Vanderbilt Avenue
New York NY
Special Guest: Governor Howard Dean
Tickets (admit one): Sponsor $500 (Recommended for Partners)
Patron $250 (Recommended for Associates)
Guest: $125 (Recommended for Law Students
and Public Interest Lawyers)
Private Reception for Hosts, Co-Hosts and Benefactors with Governor Dean
7:00pm to 8:00 pm
Hosts: raise or contribute $2,000, receive 4 tickets
Co-Hosts: raise or contribute $1,000, receive 2 tickets
Benefactors: $750, receive one ticket
New York Democratic Lawyers Council is a coalition of lawyers and others
dedicated to fostering universal participation and trust in the electoral process
by ensuring that:
�� All eligible persons can register to vote easily
�� All registered voters are able to vote simply, fairly, and without
intimidation, and
�� All votes are counted and all voting systems are open and reliable
Please email [e-mail] or call [phone], ext. 266 to order
tickets. Please return the enclosed form with your contribution to New York
Democratic Lawyers Council, c/o NY State Democratic Party, 60 Madison
Avenue, New York NY 10010, Attention: Finance Director or fax it to (212) 725-
8867.

sorry about the bad formatting (copying from PDF).
more info: [phone], ext. 266, or NYDLC.org

[Kip Humphrey]

1. When? When? When? Sounds like a PR ploy to give NYers a false

sense the Democratic Party cares about and is doing something to ensure NY state voting systems will be safe, accurate, secure and fair. I say BULLSHIT! They're raising money for the DNC and NY will end up with ES&S remotely programmable central tabulators with the facilitated FEATURE of untraceable vote manipulation.

[nicknameless]

2. I wonder what New Yorkers' opinion is of this group.

They were supposed to be active in helping to protect votes last November. Were they effective?
http://www.dfnyc.org/cms/node/87332

:shrug: