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Deep Dive: Uncounted (2008)

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Uncounted
UNCOUTED examines the election fraud that affected the 2004 U.S. presidential election and its implications for the 2006 elections. The film presents evidence of how easily election outcomes can be manipulated, raising concerns about the integrity of the electoral system. It argues for the necessity of public awareness and citizen engagement to confront systemic electoral issues as the 2008 election approaches. The film features insights from various individuals, including Mac Pirkle and Phil Bel, who discuss the threats to democracy posed by election fraud. By emphasizing the importance of advocating for a fair electoral process, UNCOUNTED seeks to motivate viewers to take action and ensure the integrity of future elections in the United States.

Why Watch

  • Find out how 2004 fraud influenced the 2006 elections.
  • See evidence of election manipulation in the U.S.
  • Meet key figures discussing electoral integrity.

Did You Know

The film focuses on election fraud in the 2004 U.S. presidential election.
It claims that the manipulation in 2004 set the stage for greater fraud in 2006.
The documentary runs for 81 minutes and was released in 2008.
David Earnhardt directed UNCOUNTED, featuring voices like Stacie Schwarz.

Perfect For

Election integrity advocatesPolitical science studentsVoter rights activists