'Daily Voting News' For September 27, 2006

CO: Denver - Denver Shelves Part Of Voting System After Problem LINK

CO: Eagle County - Do electronic voting machines work? Most votes cast on Election Day will be counted electronically LINK

FL: CNN's Lou Dobbs: Congressman Wexler Takes E-Voting Machines To The Supreme Court LINK

IN: New law causes debate by requiring voters to show ID LINK

IN: Allen County - No-look voting is alive and well LINK

MD: Firm finds root of vote glitches. Lamone says she'll scrap check-in system if not satisfied by full-scale test Tuesday LINK

MD: Work at the polls, Ehrlich encourages state workers LINK

MD: Elections auditor swaps reviewers. Original team leader replaced with someone with no ties to county elections officials LINK

MD: Ehrlich pushing paper absentee ballots. Governor says it's a safer alternative, but his suggestion gets mixed reviews from elections officials, lawmakers LINK

MD: Democratic governor backs Ehrlich on balloting LINK

MD: Firm finds root of vote glitches. Full-scale test of check-in system Tuesday LINK

MD: Montgomery County - Board begins retraining judges, poll workers LINK

MN: Editorial - Protecting the ballot or suppressing votes? LINK

MN: Editorial - Voting machines need paper trail. September's primary illustrates the problems with new voting technology. LINK

MS: College students targeted in vote machine education effort LINK

NJ: Trenton - Aide tells of tossed ballots. Testimony differs from election chief LINK

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