The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has released their written opinion explaining the seven justices' March ruling that allowed electronic voting statewide last spring despite a local group's contention that voters should have decided for themselves. / Meanwhile in Ohio the 6th Appeals Court has given approval, at the request of the state, for rehearing a case that found that voters who used punch-card did not have the same rights as voters who used other voting systems. ...

• National: Verified Voting's Congressional Testimony LINK
• National: CNN's Lou Dobbs: This Congress, This Administration, I Cannot Fathom What They Are Thinking LINK
• Alaska: Vote Counting and Securing Democracy in Alaska LINK
• Arkansas: No New News On Felons Voting LINK
• Colorado: Lawsuit Still Stands Against Gigi Dennis LINK
• Michigan: New machines to help disabled voters LINK
• Ohio: State gets approval for rehearing in case involving voting equality LINK
• Ohio: Cuyahoga County - Cuyahoga Co., Ohio Primary Was A Disaster LINK
• Ohio: Cuyahoga County - Choice Nuggets From The Cuyahoga County Election Report LINK
• Pennsylvania: Westmoreland County - Court's opinion released on electronic voting LINK

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