Today
the House GOP members managed to block Congressman Rush
Holt’s emergency voting bill with a 239 – 178 vote; 2/3
majority was required for passage. It is unknown at this
time what the next move will be. Maybe an all-out ban on
DREs? The bill would get no where but it would bring the
Election Integrity Community back together.
Today is
“Match Day” for Sequoia. Can they satisfy Smartmatic
with a matching
offer that will save themselves from Hart Intercivic?
And, if they do will they have enough funds left to
continue paying their contracts and employees? ...
NAtional: Surprise: Election Reforms
Politicized LINK
National: Avoid
Corporate Crime - Hand Count The Paper Ballots LINK
National: GOP
Objections Mean Uncertainty for Paper Ballot Bill LINK
National: Holt
Blasts Republicans for Blocking Emergency Voting Bill LINK
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National: House
GOP Leaders and White House Deliver Blow to Verifiable
Election LINK
Florida: Sarasota
County - Supervisor of elections has vexing blind spot LINK
Indiana:
Tippecanoe County - Final voter filings for county up
6,000-plus LINK
Missouri: Paper
ballots required under Missouri legislation LINK
New Jersey: The
NJ/Sequoia Voting System Mess Unraveled and Reraveled LINK
New York: Albany
County - Help at polls for disabled voters County lawmakers
expected to OK $1.6 million plan to buy 210 ballot-marking
machines LINK
Ohio: Brunner:
Counties should be permitted to hold mail-only elections LINK
Oklahoma: OK
voters required to show ID at polls LINK
Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania's Primary: Paperless and Unverifiable LINK
Pennsylvania:
Carbon County ready for primary LINK
West Virginia:
Cabell voters will see touch screen voting again this
primary LINK
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