Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
Imagine this! A recount from the memory of 8 Sequoia DREs in Monmouth Co. New Jersey gave the same results as the original count. Of course, no one can say that either count is accurate just that they agree / States designated as high risk in a newly released CommonCause report, because they use DREs with no paper backup, are: Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. / A statewide primary on Diebold TSx machines will be held in Utah next Tuesday. ...
NAtional: New Report Shows 17 States at High Risk For Compromised Election Results Due to Electronic Voting Machine Problems LINK
AR: Election Meltdown Gets Political in Arkansas LINK
AZ: Electronic ballots: Will your vote be counted? LINK
CA: Group (CEPN) rejects San Diego results LINK
CA: Kern County - County elections chair discusses voting woes with Board of Supervisors LINK
FL: Editorial - Elections questions. Audit report doesn't calm voting worries LINK
FL: Wexler May Take Voting Machines Case To U.S. Supreme Court LINK
FL: Wexler may appeal U.S. ruling on electronic voting machines LINK
GA: Critics: Scrap Voting Machines LINK
GA: Polk County - Poll workers train with new voting equipment (Diebold ExpressPoll-4000) LINK
IN: Lake County - Election board says mistakes don't equal dishonesty LINK
MD: Effort to repeal early voting law falls 138 signatures shy LINK
MI: Berrien County - New optical scanners make voting accessible to all, Berrien clerk says (The Sequoia system described in this article does not exist to the best of my knowledge. It sounds like they are actually describing the AutoMark) LINK
NJ: Monmouth County - Colts Neck vote totals unchanged in computerized machine election LINK
Imagine this! A recount from the memory of 8 Sequoia DREs in Monmouth Co. New Jersey gave the same results as the original count. Of course, no one can say that either count is accurate just that they agree / States designated as high risk in a newly released CommonCause report, because they use DREs with no paper backup, are: Arkansas, Delaware, District of Columbia, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maryland, New Jersey, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. / A statewide primary on Diebold TSx machines will be held in Utah next Tuesday. ...
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