Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org
It has been pointed out to me that many states allow you to check your voter registration on-line. Here is a list of those states with links. Again we encourage every voter to ensure they are still registered to vote and that their registration is correct in all regards. NAtional: Details of a possible delegate plan under discussion: LINK
NAtional: "He Said, She Said" at the EAC LINK
NAtional: Do Dogs Vote in St. Louis? Senators Spar over the Need for Voters to Show Photo ID LINK
CA: San Bernardino County - In some S.B. County precincts, who voted how is not hard to know LINK
CA: San Joaquin County - Election workload rises as voters wait to decide LINK
CO: SPEAKOUT: Paper ballots way to go LINK
CO: Fear of suit aids paper-ballot push
Coffman says threats should not be the motive for state laws, but backers say their claims are not frivolous. LINK
CO: Ritter doubles money available for paper ballots LINK
CO: Colo. Mulling $11M for Paper Ballots LINK
CO: Clerks hold firm on paper ballots LINK
FL: Florida Democrats Urge A 2nd Primary, in June
Ballots Would Be Sent Out 2 Weeks Before LINK
FL: Architect of Florida Mail-In Vote Says Its Chances Are Poor LINK
FL: Florida congressional delegation strikes down Dems' plans for primary do-over LINK
IN: E-Vote: Vote Center Concept Proposed for Indiana LINK
MA: Our view: People need confidence in election results LINK
MI: Dems near deal on Michigan primary do-over LINK
OH: Ohio Faces $64 Million Question
Should Touch-Screen Voting Machines Be Dumped? LINK
OH: Cuyahoga County: Election board tests optical-scan voter tabulating machines today LINK
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It appears that Colorado is getting closer and closer to a paper-ballot election this November. One of the driving forces is a concern that the state will, again, face a law suit from the voters if they don't change to paper ballots. The Governor is concerned enough about making the change that he has doubled the amount of funds that can be spent to make the conversion in the state....
