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'Daily Voting News' For April 01, 2009

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Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org Today is a mixed bag of important news items. One mobile messaging company is predicting that we will be voting via our cell phones, twitter, etc. in just a couple years. There is more from California regarding the decertification of Premier/Diebold 1.18.19, as system that would not be used again anyway. There is also some news on yesterday's election in New York state that found the two candidates with but 25 votes separating them. This election will clearly end up in court just as the Minnesota Senatorial race has. There are also a few editorials from newspapers in states that are considering VoterID.

I will be taking a bit of a hiatus until Sunday evening or Monday while I attend a conference. Enjoy the weekend....

  • National: Mobile Devices as Voting Machines LINK
  • National: NIST Issues Open and Transparent Methods for Testing Electronic Voting Systems LINK
  • AZ: Pima County - Our Opinion: Hand count of RTA ballots will finally end election doubt LINK
  • CA: Press Release - Secretary of State Debra Bowen Withdraws State Approval of Premier Voting System; Legislation to Require Disclosure of Product Flaws Clears First Hurdle LINK
  • CA: State withdraws approval of elections system LINK
  • CA: E-Voting manufacturer admits voting system flaws LINK
  • CA: Calif. bans voting machine with software error LINK
  • CA: CA Decertifies Premier (Diebold) GEMS ver. 1.18.19 E-voting Software LINK
  • CA: L.A. County to study using instant runoff elections LINK
  • IA: Scott County - Davenport special elections bill: Almost $44K LINK
  • IN: Lawrence County - County gets free voting machines LINK
  • MN: Senate recount trial: Judges' ruling good news for Franken; Coleman side says appeal is now certain LINK
  • MN: Senate recount trial: Judges' ruling is boon to Franken LINK
  • MO: Boone County - Polling places reduced for April election LINK
  • NY: NY-20 Special Election 'Too Close to Call' LINK
  • NY: NY-20 - Tedisco Preps for Loss, Files Motion to Overturn Election Results Before Polls Even Close LINK
  • NY: NY-20 - NY House race too close to call, 65-vote Dem lead LINK
  • NY: NY-20 - Upstate New York House Race Is Too Close to Call LINK
  • NY: NY-20 - Razor-thin NY House race goes to absentee count LINK
  • NY: NY-20 - No Decision Soon in Upstate House Race LINK
  • OK: Opinion - Proposed voter I.D. requirement is unnecessary LINK
  • OK: House Sends Voter ID To Governor LINK
  • SC: Opinion - Voting law would be unneccessary burden LINK
  • TX: Editorial: Voter ID's middle ground LINK
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