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Ohio Voting Machines Owned by Romney Business Campaign Contributors

  • A candidate for the presidency of the United States, and his brother, wife and son, have a straight-line financial interest in the voting machines that could decide this fall's election.
  • Does the Romney family now own your e-vote?
  • If media does not report this they are aiding and abetting election fraud in the U.S.
  • Ohio Needs International Election Observers


Gerry Bello, Bob Fitrakis & Harvey Wasserman, the Free Press

Submitted by Evergreene Digest Contributing Editor Lydia Howell

A Hart e-Voting Machine. (Photo: Joe Hall / Flickr)

October 19, 2012 | Will you cast your vote this fall on a faulty electronic machine that's partly owned by the Romney Family? Will that machine decide whether Romney will then inherit the White House?

Through a closely held equity fund called Solamere, Mitt Romney and his wife, son and brother are major investors in an investment firm called H.I.G. Capital. H.I.G. in turn holds a majority share and three out of five board members in Hart Intercivic, a company that owns the notoriously faulty electronic voting machines that will count the ballots in swing state Ohio November 6. Hart machines will also be used elsewhere in the United States.

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Evergreene Digest Contributing Editor Lydia Howell