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NAtional: Why Won’t
Corporate Media Cover Voting Integrity Issues? LINK
National: With
improvements, e-voting could be good, says researcher. LINK
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California:
Riverside County - Defect in paper ballots slowing election
count LINK
New York:
Columbia County - Voting machine choice went to wire LINK
New York: New
York City - Unofficial Vote Tallies in City Understated
Obama’s Results LINK
New York: New
York City - NYTimes: 0-bama at as Many as 80 'Heavily Black'
New York City Precincts LINK
Tennessee: Voter
ballot paper trail gives backup LINK
Texas: Texas's
role in Demo race expected to swell turnout at polls LINK
Virginia:
Chesterfield County - State elections officials to review
Chesterfield primary results LINK
Wisconsin:
Preparing for an election is no easy task LINK
Washington DC:
Councilwoman blasts board over voting process LINK
Washington DC:
10,000 Special Ballots Being Counted A Crush of Voters and
Unanticipated Turnout Caused a Shortage of Paper LINK
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