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Marge Acosta is the Long Island Representative for New Yorkers for Verified Voting.
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Wednesday, January 16, 2008
Facts About Ballot Printing Costs Although cost may be the primary reason for utilizing in-house printing, Boards of Elections cite voting deadlines as another important factor.Douglas Co had costly delays when absentee ballots from ES&S arrived later than promised,and,with the advent of no-excuse absentee voting in Ohio's Summit Co, officials there expressed concern for similar problems.While maintenance costs of DRE systems are on the rise,NYVV has found tha
Wednesday, January 16, 2008Facts About Ballot Printing Costs Although cost may be the primary reason for utilizing in-house printing, Boards of Elections cite voting deadlines as another important factor.Douglas Co had costly delays when absentee ballots from ES&S arrived later than promised,and,with the advent of no-excuse absentee voting in Ohio's Summit Co, officials there expressed concern for similar problems.While maintenance costs of DRE systems are on the rise,NYVV has found tha
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Monday, November 26, 2007
New York vs. the Department of Justice Dilemma The US Justice Department,sadly,is not the Don Quixote for fair elections, but rather a bulldozer,leveling stable election systems and leaving a trail of trashed, defective -- but compliant -- touch-screen computers in its wake.New York,wisely,has adopted stringent regulations to avoid repeating these election--and financial -- disasters.Why isn't the Justice Dept suing,instead,the unethical vendors responsible for thisi mess?
Monday, November 26, 2007New York vs. the Department of Justice Dilemma The US Justice Department,sadly,is not the Don Quixote for fair elections, but rather a bulldozer,leveling stable election systems and leaving a trail of trashed, defective -- but compliant -- touch-screen computers in its wake.New York,wisely,has adopted stringent regulations to avoid repeating these election--and financial -- disasters.Why isn't the Justice Dept suing,instead,the unethical vendors responsible for thisi mess?
