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Karl Nerenberg

If Harper is 'outraged' about election fraud he has a strange way of showing it

| June 6, 2013
Karl Nerenberg

Robocalls: Federal Court ruling scorches the Conservatives, and there's more to come

| May 27, 2013

Canada, your Emperor has no clothes

On our first day of fundraising for the NoRobo Campaign, we had a exciting and scary moment when an article written about us appeared on Postmedia's Canada.com. The tone was both critical and amused, but it was a pleasure to see her cite our assertion that the Robocall Scandal "is the biggest case of electoral fraud in Canada, ever."

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Saskatchewan robocalls: The Prime Minister is the pot

| February 12, 2013
Karl Nerenberg

Federal Court can stop U.S.-style voter suppression from taking root in Canada

| December 12, 2012

More than 56,000 messages sent in anti-robocall, pro-election law enforcement letter-writing drive

| November 23, 2012
Karl Nerenberg

The 'rumble in Ottawa': Main robocall fight is yet to come

| October 23, 2012

Ruling by Commissioner of Canada Elections too narrowly interprets key Elections Act measures

| July 13, 2012
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Right to vote under threat in U.S.

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As the election season heats up, an increasing number of states are working to limit the number of people who are allowed to vote. Already we have a shamefully low percentage of those eligible to vote actually participating. Florida, a key swing state, is preparing for the Republican National Convention, five days of pomp promoted as a celebration of democracy. While throwing this party, Florida Republican Gov. Rick Scott, along with his secretary of state, Ken Detzner, are systematically throwing people off the voter rolls, based on flawed, outdated Florida state databases.

Council of Canadians support for legal challenges 'stirring up strife' according to Conservatives

| May 24, 2012
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