Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org
The state of New Mexico has a couple recounts that must be done because of close election results in those races. Previously recounts were accomplished by rereading the memory cards. One candidate in one of the recounts protested this means of finding out the real results of the election. The Secretary of State has now changed the process and the paper ballots will now be recounted. This will happen for all ballots except those from two Cibola County precincts where the ballots came up missing. Those two precincts will have their memory cards read and the Attorney General is considering an inquiry into what happened to the missing ballots....
Featured Article: NM revises recount procedure in close races LINK
NAtional: Federal Fraud Suit Against Voting Machine Company Withdrawn LINK
AR: St. Francis County - Election equipment title transferred to SFCounty LINK
CA: California secretary of state aims to fine-tune how we vote LINK
CO: Arapahoe County - County stages Election Day disaster drill LINK
FL: Palm Beach County ? Opinion - Dart pierces voter confidence LINK
NC: Editorial: Runoff sets costly record LINK
NY: Dutchess County - Voting aids for disabled to cost county $56,000 LINK
NY: Ulster County - County Considers Using Untested Scanners LINK
OH: Election officials asked to use increased security measures LINK
TX: Clint Curtis Testifies at Texas Legislature on the Ease of E-Vote Flipping LINK
VA: Chesterfield County - Chesterfield Voting Complaint LINK
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