There
are about 1 Million ballots still to be counted in
California not including the “Double Bubble” ballots in
Los Angeles Co that may or may not be counted. New Mexico is
still counting ballots since their “Super Tuesday” state
caucus. The Colorado Senate Majority Leader intends on
filing legislation that would require the state’s August
primary and November general election to be done on paper
ballots and not e-voting machines. He has the support of the
Governor. Colorado Secretary of State Coffman is now facing
two ethics complaints filed yesterday. Ohio Secretary of
State Brunner is in court today where a judge will decide
whether she has the power to require counties like Union Co
to offer paper ballots at the polls. ...
AL: DeKalb County - Judge wants more
election help LINK
California: 1
million votes still untallied in California LINK
California:
Officials still counting ballots Thousands remain uncounted
in Napa and Solano counties LINK
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California:
Humboldt County - Humboldt Dems Call For Hand-Counting Paper
Ballots LINK
California: Los
Angeles County - How to Count L.A. County's 'Double Bubble'
Debacle Ballots Accurately and Immediately LINK
Colorado: No
voting machine waiver, county officials told LINK
Colorado:
Montrose County officials work to be taken off elections
watch list LINK
Florida: CD-13 -
GAO Report on Sarasota Lost Votes "Fatally Flawed,"
According to Researchers LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough County - Elections Boss Favors Voting System
Firm That Was Diebold LINK
Indiana: Boone
County will buy voting machines from Indy firm LINK
Indiana: Marion
County - Voting procedure changed as special election
approaches LINK
Indiana: Marion
County - All polls to get touch screens for March 11 LINK
Kentucky: Hardin
County to use old-fashioned voting LINK
Massachusetts:
Watertown - Council to state: Check our voting Disputed fall
election prompts probe request LINK
Maryland:
Confusion, bad weather and late starts plague primary voting
LINK
Maryland:
Extended polling hours concern election officials LINK
Maryland: Garrett
County - Garrett election officials misinterpreted state law
LINK
Mississippi:
Jackson County - Our Opinion: Paper trail gives voters
confidence LINK
North Carolina:
Hanover County - One-stop voting expanded for 2008 elections
LINK
New Mexico:
Democrats counting provisional ballots, recheck canvassed
results LINK
Ohio: Cuyahoga
County - $22 Million Voting Machines Sit In Storage For
Election LINK
Ohio: Lucas
County - Absentee ballot glitch in Lucas County could allow
Democratic voters to choose both presidential candidates LINK
Ohio: Marion
County - No real answers offered for paper ballot questions
Elections board left scratching heads after meeting LINK
Ohio: Union
County - Court to hear argument that elections chief
overstepped authority LINK
Pennsylvania:
Lackawanna County - Voting machines OK’d LINK
West Virginia:
More registering non-partisan Change in primary could be
reason LINK
West Virginia:
Electronic voting machines are trustworthy LINK
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