• American Military Poverty Law Project
• Californians Against Voter Fraud
• Public Corruption Watch
• Judicial Accountability Watch Service (JAWS)

Background

Dateline 1984: Glenn David Fowler, the former KRON NBC new anchor and radio host initiates a civic activist investigation of the vote fraud in San Francisco County.

Ms. Rosario Aramburu Anaya, a controversial politician from Bolivia, and then of Alameda County, was the initial target of the vote fraud investigation. Anaya was targeted because of her controversial and illegal tenure on the San Francisco County School Board. Rosario Anaya, who actually lived at 4928 Procter Avenue in Oakland in Alameda county, was a loudmouthed politician. She was also illegally receiving a quarter of a million dollars a year for the Mission Language Vocational School, a sham nonprofit for poor Latinos.

Although she claimed to live in a closet-sized apartment in San Francisco's barrio, Anaya's lifestyle of expensive junkets, expensive lunches and parking were all charged off to the San Francisco County School Board, and taxpayers alerted civic activists such as G. David Fowler, the late Marguerite Warren, and others.

Peter Paul Ver zola was recruited to do the overall investigation and correlate the findings, which are documented in this web site. Below is a sample of some of his findings.

• Examples of probable voter mis-registrations (either accidental or intentional) as reported in the January 1995 issue of VERITAS.
• Californians Against Voter Fraud asks: Why was Al Graf registered to vote in San Francisco when he lived in San Mateo County?
• Did Linnie Hickman rise from the grave in order to vote in the 1994 Federal and California State elections?