Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
Indiana has announced that they are filing a legal complaint against ES&S for problems that have caused havoc and caused counties to be in breach of state and federal laws. West Virginia counties are faced with problems with their ballot programming software which will delay the results in the primary later in May. Two counties in North Carolina will be using hand-counted paper ballots on Tuesday but are they really doing this with an ulterior motive? ...
AR: Train Wreck - Officials rushing to get voting machines ready for primary LINK
AR: Pulaski County - Train Wreck - Voting-counting gear due to arrive in time for testing LINK
IN: Train Wreck - State files voting systems complaint. But secretary of state says voters need not fret. LINK
IN: Train Wreck - Complaint filed against voting company; another wins reprieve LINK
WV: Train Wreck - Election test delayed. Voting machine programming slows counties' plans LINK
WV: Cabell County - Train Wreck - County has paper ballot backup option LINK
NAtional: Why Did the EAC Replace the Final Voting System Guidelines (VVSG) With Another Document? LINK
NAtional: Opinion - Firm committed to reliable voting system (Sequoia) LINK
CO: Logan County - New voting equipment will help disabled, make county compliant LINK
GA: Georgia's 4-year-old voting devices looking old LINK
IN: Vermillion County - Some Vermillion voters will use new equipment LINK
NC: Buncombe County - Paper ballots return (HCPB) LINK
NY: State Board of Elections Announce Voting Systems Standards LINK
OH: Election officials: We're ready for Tuesday LINK
Indiana has announced that they are filing a legal complaint against ES&S for problems that have caused havoc and caused counties to be in breach of state and federal laws. West Virginia counties are faced with problems with their ballot programming software which will delay the results in the primary later in May. Two counties in North Carolina will be using hand-counted paper ballots on Tuesday but are they really doing this with an ulterior motive? ...
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