Further on today’s commissioners’ meeting, Madeline said that State Representative Jim Clymer stood up to voice his support for Commissioners Martin and Cawley—he too finds that the Danaher DREs are unproblematic, a wave of the future. Members of the Coalition for Voting Integrity asked to meet with him to discuss the issue further.
In other news, the owner of Electec, which provides Bucks County with its Danahers, was caught napping when he misinformed a questioner about the voting process on his full-faced machines. His conception of the format was incorrect.
Commissioner Diane Marseglia again requested approval of a resolution in favor of HR 1536, reminding her fellow commissioners that they would be reimbursed for the expense of switching from the DREs to optical scanners.
They again refused.
In other news, the owner of Electec, which provides Bucks County with its Danahers, was caught napping when he misinformed a questioner about the voting process on his full-faced machines. His conception of the format was incorrect.
Commissioner Diane Marseglia again requested approval of a resolution in favor of HR 1536, reminding her fellow commissioners that they would be reimbursed for the expense of switching from the DREs to optical scanners.
They again refused.
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