'Daily Voting News' for June 10, 2009
Thursday, 11 June 2009, 1:41 pm
Column: www.votersunite.org
'Daily Voting News' for June 10,
2009
Guest blogged by Ellen Theisen, Dave Klein, and
John
Washburn"Netherlands-based" Smartmatic, the
winning bidder in the Philippines, says their automated poll
equipment is tamper proof.
Correction: An article from
yesterday, "Witness says commissioners report that Bob
Goldsack helped reprogram party ID card encoder on primary
election day" was from PA, not DE as we mistakenly
reported....
National: House Panel
Approves Mail Balloting for All Federal Elections LINKNational: EAC
Notice of Change to Illinois HAVA Plan, Comment Period
Begins LINKNational: EAC
Notice of Public Meeting, June 17, 2009 LINKNational:
PROMISES, PROMISES: Nearly one-third of polling places not
wheelchair-accessible LINKDelaware:
Delaware Bill Would Move School Elections LINK
Maryland:
Election Updates Early voting usage in the first and
subsequent years LINKNew York: Science
Friday: Who Controls the Voting Machines? LINKTexas: Perry says
he will call special session LINKIran: The Voting
Manipulation Industry in Iran LINKLebanon: Lebanon
reels from unexpected election results LINKPhilippines: 2010
election results out in 2 days LINKPhilippines:
Stealing the Mandate in 2010 LINKPhilippines:
WINNING BIDDER SAYS 'Automated polls tamper proof' LINK ************* Published by VotersUnite.Org
Ellen Theisen,
Director and Managing Editor
Dave Klein,
Editor
John
Washburn, Editor
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