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Election Defense Alliance

An organization committed to restoring transparency and public accountability to elections. This endeavour is a major social change that is going to take full-time, year-round, long-term commitment.

Since their founding in 2006, EDA has been run almost entirely on a volunteer basis. To do all that needs to be done will require a more sustainable footing.

The folks involved with EDA are asking you, the citizen voters, to support the research, communication, and organizing work of EDA with your financial contributions.

EDA is a sponsored project of International Humanities Center, a 501(c)(3) organization, so your donations are tax-deductible.

They also invite and encourage you to get directly involved in practical organizing work to bring about electoral reform.

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	"Fatally Flawed" is made possible in part through a grant provided by Election Defense Alliance An organization committed to restoring transparency and public accountability to elections. This endeavour is a major social change that is going to take full-time, year-round, long-term commitment. Since their founding in 2006, EDA has been run almost entirely on a volunteer basis. To do all that needs to be done will require a more sustainable footing. The folks involved with EDA are asking you, the citizen voters, to support the research, communication, and organizing work of EDA with your financial contributions. EDA is a sponsored project of International Humanities Center, a 501(c)(3) organization, so your donations are tax-deductible. They also invite and encourage you to get directly involved in practical organizing work to bring about electoral reform. Click Here to find out more.