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Let Westchester County Election Commissioners know what you think

By Allegra Dengler, Citizens for Voting Integrity  Posted by Joan Brunwasser (about the submitter)     Permalink       (Page 1 of 2 pages)
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This is your chance to let our Westchester Commissioners know what you think.

Please forward this notice to others.

Our Westchester Commissioners,like the other Election Commissioners all over the state, have been heavily lobbied by the vendors of electronic machines. They will choose the electronic voting machines unless they hear from us. This demonstration has not been widely publicized, so it is up to you to pass the word and get to the demo if you possibly can.

Be sure to fill out on the survey card that you want to vote on paper ballots.

Beware: if this demonstration is like the others around the state, it will be a big sales pitch for touchscreens, put on by vendors who want to sell their touchscreens voting machines. Expect to be surrounded by vendors enthusiastically demonstrating the huge touchscreen machines with all their bells and whistles, and having to look to find the modest scanners.

Questions to ask the vendors about electronic voting machines:


Where is the voter verified paper audit trail that is required by law?

Where does the paper go after I push the button to cast my vote?

What happens if the printer runs out of ink or breaks down?

Who is going to count the paper audit trail slips of paper?

What happens if the computer registers a different candidate than I voted for?

What happens if the computer loses votes, adds votes or crashes during an election? (If they say that never happens, ask for proof. We have thousands of examples of malfunctions during elections.)

Voting Machine Demonstration

Thursday Mar 30 1-7 PM

Westchester County Center Room B

10-12 AM Private viewing for officials

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