After
spending what must be over $1M total in Colorado and many
months the state is in nearly exactly the same position
they were in when they started. The court told the state
they had to recertify their voting systems so all voting
systems in use in the state were tested. Based on test
results and information from the test labs nearly every
voting system used in the state was denied certification.
SoS Coffman proudly announced that voting systems were
flawed. Then under pressure from the counties who use the
systems and the vendors who stood to lose money, Coffman
folded and decided that it would be alright for the counties
and vendors to retest the machines. Naturally the counties
and vendors reported that there were no problems and
Coffman went along with that biased opinion and recertified
the systems for use. The Governor and some legislative
leaders then decided that paper ballots should be used in
Nov. But no money could be found to support that change. So,
long story short, nothing has changed from the time the
court made their decision except a lot of labs and
consultants made a lot of money. The same machines will be
used with the same safeguards as previously were in place.
...
NAtional: E-voting vendor's Web
site hacked The Web site of Sequoia Voting Systems, which is
already under scrutiny for voting tally discrepancies in
New Jersey, was hacked Thursday morning LINK
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California: Dan
Walters: Court ruling offers hope to dysfunctional
California politics LINK
Colorado: Money
woes may doom paper-ballot bill LINK
Colorado:
Colorado Backs Off Paper Ballot Plan LINK
Colorado:
Editorial - Paper ballots go up in smoke LINK
Colorado:
Paper-ballot plan folds amid worry on feasibility, cost LINK
Colorado:
Editorial - Restore trust in system - and clerks' role
Legislature's yo-yo process is undermining fair election LINK
Florida: New
voting machines pass first hurdle for Plant City elections
LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough County - New Voting Machines Ready For Plant
City Election LINK
New Jersey: Urge
New Jersey's Governor to Veto a Paperless 2008 Election LINK
New Jersey: State
AG confronted on voting machines Milgram urged to join
demand for analysis LINK
New Jersey: After
threats, NJ clerks call for e-voting investigation County
clerks in New Jersey asked the state's attorney general to
investigate discrepancies observed in last month's primary.
LINK
New Jersey:
E-voting vendor blocks security audit with legal threats LINK
New Jersey:
Sequoia’s Explanation, and Why It’s Not the Whole Story
LINK
New Jersey:
Sequoia attack dogs kill review into e-voting discrepancies
LINK
New York: Follow
the Count, Super Tuesday Votes Revisited LINK
Ohio: Portage
County - Election workers frustrated by new rules State
directives create lines when dropping off ballots; officials
want to speed process LINK
Pennsylvania:
Voting system concerns voiced A Penn State researcher
presented a report last night to members of the community
about the security of voting systems. LINK
Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania's Online Voter Registration Data Found
Vulnerable LINK
Pennsylvania:
Bucks County - Activists blast voting machines Commissioner
says equipment complies with federal law. LINK
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