On Friday, not a day to announce good news
in a press release, the EAC announced that Alice Miller, the
Executive Director of the Washington DC Bureau of Elections
and Ethics (BOEE), has been named to fill the post of Chief
Operating Officer for the EAC. On the face of it this looks
to be fine; however, Miller’s appointment keeps the door
between NASED and the EAC revolving. EAC officers and
employees; Davidson, Wilkey, Hancock, and consultants;
Freeman; were all involved in what can only be described as
a failed voting system qualification system. Alice Miller
was the head of NASED at the time that many of the failing
voting systems were being qualified for use in our
elections. ...
NAtional: EAC
Selects D.C. Elections Director for Chief Operating Officer
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National:
Confusing ballot designs still plague elections LINK
National:
Editorial - Voter ID court ruling a barrier to ballot box LINK
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National:
Opinion - Acorn's Head Attacks Voter ID Law LINK
National:
Following directions counts in vote Recent recounts show
voter errors can change tally LINK
Florida: VA's
voter registration ban raises questions LINK
Illinois: Help
Us Bring Clean Elections to Illinois LINK
Indiana: Opinion
- Voter ID laws go too far in Indiana LINK
Indiana: Porter
County - County clerk seeks election help LINK
Missouri:
Carnahan warns against Voter I.D. law LINK
Ohio: 3 counties
in a spot over voting machines Brunner has second
thoughts on testing systems LINK
Ohio: Brunner
talks about award, study of electronic voting LINK
Ohio: Butler
County - Report on vote-counting mistake due this week LINK
Tennessee:
Pulaski County - Bassham Explains Going Over Budget LINK
Virginia: Human
error at Chesapeake polls led to mix-up about who won seat
LINK
West Virginia:
Ireland Wants Election Results Early and Without Problems LINK
Canada: North
American Elections Officials to Observe New Brunswick
Municipal Election LINK
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