Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org
The news has been rather sparse this weekend. It appears that Liberty Voting owned by the Dutch company known as Nedap, is pressuring counties in New York to buy their voting machines even though they have not been tested by the state and their use would violate some state laws. Liberty seems to be poised to go back to court and do anything necessary to get a solid foothold in the state. These are the same machines that have been outlawed in the Netherlands and Ireland. NAtional: E-voting is good for you - but only if it's open to scrutiny LINK
NAtional: Study: Voters prefer e-voting, but tech has limits
A new study suggests voters are comfortable with e-voting machines, but make errors at higher rates than with paper. LINK
NAtional: Voter Registration Discrepancies May Result in Voter Suppression LINK
NAtional: E-voting is good for you - but only if it's open to scrutiny LINK
NAtional: Americans still wary of voting machines for 2008 LINK
NAtional: Brookings seminar on "Voting Technology: The Not-So-Simple Act of Casting a Ballot" LINK
CA: Shasta County - All-mail voting would cut costs and headaches LINK
CO: 'Excited to be back on'
Moffat County to use paper ballots, electronic machines LINK
NJ: Editorial - Unreliable Voting in New Jersey LINK
NJ: Will votes in N.J. get counted correctly? LINK
NY: New, high-tech voting machines to make debut LINK
NY: The Law, Litigation, and LibertyVote LINK
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Tuesday will be the last day for "Daily Voting News" until the weekend. We are going on hiatus and will be attending a conference in New Orleans....
