"Claims that the 2004 election was stolen are, of course, not new; such claims have generally been dismissed as either sour grapes or the imaginings of conspiracy theorists. What Happened in Ohio? is neither. Instead, it provides the explanations and primary-source evidence - the same evidence that informed the August 2006 lawsuit filed to prevent the ballots from being destroyed in September, twenty-two months after the election - that will allow readers to see the multiple problems firsthand: memos from Ohio secretary of state J. Kenneth Blackwell to local hoards of election trying to invalidate as many Democratic ballots as possible, flyers that went up in African American neighborhoods instructing Democrats to "vote on Wednesday," and video frames of exit-poll results before and after they were "adjusted" to conform to the reported tally." "What Happened in Ohio? also shows how the official results don't add up. With precinct-by-precinct analyses, the book includes facsimile copies of actual ballots with statistically impossible voting results, and follows the evidence trail to vote switching and ballot box stuffing - exactly what election monitors seek as evidence of a stolen election."--BOOK JACKET.