Today
attorneys for the state of New Jersey were asked, in court,
whether the state had a confidentiality agreement with
Sequoia. The attorneys admitted that they were not sure.
Judge Linda Feinberg then ordered that testing of the
voting machines move ahead. Sequoia’s media person is on
vacation so she was not able to respond to media questions.
There will be more details on this story as agreements are
made but Sequoia does not now appear to be in a position to
dictate what will happen.
DVN will be on hiatus until
Saturday evening. I am going to take a few days and enjoy
New Orleans....
NAtional: This is
Who Sequoia Voting Systems Has Chosen to Test Their
Machines Instead of Princeton LINK
National: Senate
bill seeks to ease vote caging LINK
National: States
Brace For Record Turnout Politico: Election Officials Across
The Country Get Ready For What Could Be An Election Day
Like No Other LINK
Kansas: Voter
coalition seeks more polling places in Sedgwick County LINK
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Mississippi:
Senate extends deadline on voter ID bill LINK
Mississippi:
Voter ID push regains steam in Senate LINK
North Carolina:
Chatham County To Change Voting Machines LINK
North Carolina:
Watauga County - County creates newest precinct LINK
New Jersey: After
threats, NJ clerks call for e-voting investigation Not
taking Sequoia's blame (or bullying) as their answer LINK
New Jersey:
Questions linger on reliability of electronic voting in
N.J. LINK
Ohio: Audit of
primary votes asked Brunner wants 11 Ohio counties to
volunteer LINK
Ohio: Ohio plans
recount of some primary votes LINK
Ohio: Ohio Sec.
of State Orders Hand Audit of Primary Election Results in
11 Counties LINK
Tennessee:
‘Convenience voting’ coming to Anderson LINK
Vermont: Vermont
Poised to Adopt Instant Runoff Voting LINK
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