The
criminal investigation hand-count has begun in Arizona. In
the lead-up to the count the Attorney General spoke about
Internet feed of video from the counting room. It’s a good
thing he didn’t say the count would be public or the
process would be transparent. Yes, there are cameras in the
area and yes they are streaming live via the Internet.
However, the cameras are physically as far away from the
counting as they could probably place them and some of the
cameras are focused on empty aisles or on swinging doors. No
transparency here. Nothing to see here; move along....
Featured - AZ: Internet Camera
Streams Completely Useless as AZ's Criminal Investigation
Ballot Hand-Count Begins LINK
California:
Riverside County - Group: More ballots reported now LINK
Delaware:
Legislator calls for school board elections to be moved to
general election dates LINK
Illinois:
Sangamon County - Paper ballots to be used again Election
Day LINK
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Minnesota:
Ballots to be counted this week illustrate the tale of the
recount Exactly how did we get to this week, when the
fate of 400 absentee ballots may finally give us a winner
between Norm Coleman and Al Franken? Just ask the Stocke
family of Aitkin County. LINK
Minnesota: Pile
of Minn. Senate ballots that may count drops LINK
New York: A
Short History of the New York Democracy Wars LINK
New York: Court
will rule on 20th CD absentee ballot schedule LINK
New York:
Absentee Ballot Count Can Begin in NY 20 LINK
Texas: As Texas
debates, Indiana voter ID law proved no side was right LINK
Texas: Indiana
can identify with Texas in debate over voter photo IDs LINK
Texas: Roaring
debate over voter-ID law hits state House this week LINK
Texas: Fort
Worth Democrat says voter ID mandate should cause sleepless
nights LINK
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