Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org
Amodio Worldwide Moving & Storage of New Britain Connecticut has a contract to move the cities voting machines. Gerry Amodio is a candidate for alderman-at-large. The Secretary of State has told the city, "Unequivocally, candidates should not be involved in touching the voting machines in any way". State law is clear that a candidate may not touch voting machines or be in polling places during the election. However the city has decided that Amodio won't be moving the machines; his employees will be, therefore Amodio's company will take custody of the voting machines and the city is satisfied that nothing at all will happen. I guess we wait and see....
CA: Opinion - Universal vote by mail a bad idea LINK
CA: Marin to borrow voting machines from Contra Costa County LINK
CT: New Britain - City keeps candidate's co. in role of moving voting machines LINK
OH: Destruction of Evidence ? Ohio's 2004 Ballots
"Letters From The Edge" ? Part 1 LINK
PA: Lackawanna County - Lawyers chosen to oversee count of ballots Nov. 6 LINK
PA: Lackawanna County - Antique ballot box suddenly in vogue in Scranton LINK
UT: Utah County ? Early Voting LINK
VA: Special vote poses equipment problems
Timing of general election, presidential primary creates complications in 1st District LINK
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