The
court case in Pima Co Arizona goes into its fourth, and what
is supposed to be last, day today. The Secretary of State
of Ohio, Jennifer Brunner, is asking Cuyahoga Co to look
into changing over to optical-scan and paper ballots for
future elections. It’s probably time for the county to
tell Diebold/Premier to bring in a large garbage truck and
pick-up the trash. Then file a lawsuit for misrepresenting
their product as something that would work. ...
NAtional: "Election Integrity" Feeding
Frenzy Zeros In On Proof-of-Citizenship Requirements LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - Record of votes in '06 RTA election missing Tape
may confirm whether results were altered LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - Election Integrity on Trial in Pima County: Day
Three Summary A Courtroom Report as Pima County Democrats
Seek Public Records Access to Diebold Election Databases LINK
California:
Monterey County - High cost for hand vote count Registrar
report: Elections chief estimates $560,000 more for manual
tally LINK
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California:
Vallejo - Recount names a new winner in Vallejo mayor race
LINK
Indiana: Delaware
County - Mayoral recount to start next week LINK
New York: Goshen
School District's $70M bond vote to be voided LINK
Ohio: Cuyahoga
County - Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner wants new
voting system for Cuyahoga LINK
Ohio: Mahoning
County - And the winners are ... (wait) ... (wait) .. LINK
Pennsylvania:
Northampton County - Official: State offering funds to help
county get new voting system LINK
Pennsylvania:
Northampton County - County hunts for new voting machines
for 2008 election LINK
Texas: Lubbock
County - Lubbock leads counties in new election format LINK
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