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Forwarded by Margaret Sims/EAC/GOV on 11/29/2006 01:48 PM —- "TovaWang" To psims@eacgov 05/15/200611:36 AM ^ Subject thursday "my mat6rialS arranged proper|yfor Tova Andrea Wang Democracy Fellow The Century Foundation 41 East 70th Street - New York, NY 10021 phone: 212-452-7704 fax: 212-535-7534 Visit our Web site, wyvwMprg, for the latest news, analysis, opinions, and events. Click here to receive our weekly e-mail updates. — Forwarded by Margaret Sfms/EAC/GOV on 11/29/2006 01:48 PM "Donsanto, Craig"
From: pslms@eac.gov [mailto:pslms@eac.gov] Sent: Wednesday, May 17,2006 9:57 AM To: Donsanto, Craig Subject: Report on Voting Fraud-Voter Intimidation Research Craig: I'm putting the finishing touches on a status report to the EAC Standards Board and EAC Board of Advisors on our Voting Fraud-Voter Intimidation research project. For the most part, I am using our consultants summaries for the report, but one bullet under the interview summaries is ajvina me heartburn. It is the bullet that references the decrease in DOJ voter intimidation actions. It is one of the places in which our consultants had indicated that your office is focussing on prosecuting individuals. I have reworded it and would like your feedback on the revision: Several people indicate - including representatives from DOJ - that for various reasons, the Department of Justice is bnnging fewer voter intimidation and suppression cases now, and has increased its focus on matters such as noncltizen voting, double voting, and felon voting. While the Voting Section of the Civil Rights Division focuses on systemic patterns of malfeasance, the Election Crimes Branch of the Public Integnty Section has increased prosecutions of individual instances of felon, alien, and double voting while also maintaining an aggressive pursuit of systematic schemes to corrupt the electoral process. Please suggest any changes that you think would further clarify the current approach — Peoav — Forwarded by Margaret Sims/EAC/GOV on 11/29/2006 01:48 PM ' Margaret Slms/EAC/GOV 05/15/2006 04:37 PM To Voting Fraud-Voter Intimidation Working Group cc Subject Jgreenbaum@lawyerscommittee.org, vjohnson@lawyerscommlttee.org, dlovecchio@perkinscole.com, bschuler@lathropgage.com, Craig.Donsanto@usdoJ.gov Voting Fraud-Voter Intimidation Working Group Dear Working Group Members and Participants: You should receive a packet of information today, either by Federal Express or hand delivery, concernino Thursday s meeting of the project Working Group for EAC's Voting Fraud-Voter Intimidation research project. Attached is an analysis of the consultants' research into relevant literature and reports This summary was not available when we prepared the information packets last Friday, but may be of interest to you. Our consultants and I look forward to having a productive discussion with you. Regards, Peggy Sims Election Research Specialist U.S. Election Assistance Commission 1225 New York Ave, NW - Ste 1100 Washington, DC 20005 Phone: 866-747-1471 (toll free) or 202-566-3120 (direct) Fax: 202-566-3127 email: psims@eac.gov
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