Eternal Vigilance: The Fight to Save Our Election System, a new documentary by David Earnhardt, tells the startling story of Americans being robbed of their basic constitutional right to vote. It documents a myriad of illegal tactics and dirty tricks used to manipulate election outcomes by those in control of the election system. Beyond proving what is wrong with the system, Eternal Vigilance shows American democracy in its purest form by chronicling the struggle of a courageous few who seek nothing more - or less - than their birthright to honest, open, and accountable elections.

Filmmaker David Earnhardt is the producer, writer and director of Eternal Vigiance. Earnhardt, an Emmy-winning producer/director of 30 years, has produced a wide range of television and video productions including documentaries, entertainment programs, and educational videos. His work has been recognized with numerous Emmy, Iris and Telly national awards. A national documentary on children's rights, a biographical documentary about jazz legend Helen Humes, and a comedy special featuring an up-and-coming Jay Leno are among Earnhardt's many credits.

The Illinois Ballot Integrity Project is incorporated as a not-for-profit, non-partisan civic organization dedicated to the correction of election system deficiencies and ensuring fair, accurate, and completely transparent elections. IBIP believes that fundamental to election integrity is the inscribing of all votes (whether by hand or by machine) on durable paper ballots which are easily handled and verified by the individual voter. The voter's paper ballot should be the only official ballot for purposes of casting, tallying, counting, audit and recount.

The Mission of the Illinois Ballot Integrity Project is to inform and educate the public, media and government officials about important election integrity issues and to promote the adoption of legislation and policies designed to secure the democratic process.

11/30: Free showing of "Eternal Vigilance: The Fight to Save Our Election System"