Clint Curtis

Salem High School

Class of 1976

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Clint Curtis - Class of 1976 - Salem High School

First Name	Clint
Last Name	Curtis
Graduation Year	Class of 1976
Gender	Male
City	N/A
State/Province	32780
Country	United States
Occupation	Programmer / Law
Married	No
About Me	I became a computer programmer in 1985 and worked as an independent contractor for such companies as NASA, Department of Human Services (Washington DC), Florida Department of Transportation, Florida Department of Law Enforcement, Florida Fish and Wildlife Commission, Florida School Food Service, Florida State Technology Office, ExxonMobil, Ryder Trucks. In September of 2000, I was working for a company that had broad political connections. As I sat in on various meetings, I was exposed to information covering many facets of political corruption. From vote machine fraud to blatant influence peddling, this companies political connections were massively corrupt. I resigned from the company and reported the illegal behavior. I even testified before the congressional committee that was investigating election fraud in Ohio in 2004. This made me something of a spokesman in the election integrity movement. In 2006, I ran for US Congress against the very Congressman who had requested a machine that would allow for undetectable vote-flipping on the newly introduced election machines. All pre-election polling showed that I was either tied or ahead in the race but the results showed otherwise. I challenged that election before congress through a grass roots effort to canvass the actual voters and obtain affidavits as to how they voted. While our signed affidavits showed the official results were 12 to 24 percent less than the way the voters swore they voted, the challenge was not upheld. What we did achieve was the passage of a law that would only allow paper ballots for future elections as well as six election integrity bills presently before congress. In 2008, I am running for US Congress again. While I am campaigning, I wil...(read more)