This morning there were
two press releases from Pennsylvania. The links were broken
so I have re-posted those articles to the top and added
‘tinyurls’.
Hispanic voters in Nevada are getting
calls to tell them they can vote over the phone. The
callers, Spanish speakers, claim they are from one party yet
the information they are passing on is clearly false and
meant to disenfranchise the unwary voter.
Sequoia Voting
Systems appears to be in the middle of another huge problem
in Washington DC. They printed and mailed the Districts
absentee ballots. It seems that either ballots were
misprinted and races were left off or the wrong ballots were
sent to voters in the right wards. ...
PA: Press Release - Coalition of Voters and
Civil Rights Groups File Federal Lawsuit in Pennsylvania
Seeking Emergency Paper Ballots LINK
Pennsylvania:
Pennsylvania Department of State Debunks Myths Associated
With Election, Voting LINK
National:
ELECTION 2008: Recount Veteran Muses on Florida Legal
Battles LINK
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National:
Errors, mischief could lead to long election night LINK
National:
Opinion - Resources So All Can Vote LINK
National:
Election Day Could Become 'Nightmare' LINK
National: How
you can conduct a voter-verifiable election online, right
now LINK
National: Big
Setbacks for GOP Voter Suppression Efforts in Swing States
LINK
National: How
can we fight voter suppression? LINK
Arkansas: St.
Francis County - Poll workers, voters discuss early-voting
process in SFC LINK
Maryland:
Election officials brace for historic turn-out LINK
New Jersey:
E-Vote: Clash Over New Jersey Voting Machine Reliability LINK
Nevada: Voting
controversy surfaces Issue concerns those who registered
with missing, incorrect information LINK
New York: Voter
Groups Issue Election Report Card LINK
Pennsylvania:Federal Lawsuit Finally Filed Against PA
to Demand Emergency Paper Ballots for Voters NAACP,
Voting Rights Coalition Demand Paper Ballots If 'Majority'
of Voting Machines Fail LINK
Pennsylvania:
Turnout may be both blessing and curse Valley officials
gird for record numbers -- and maybe gridlock -- at local
polls. LINK
Pennsylvania:
State fights two lawsuits over voting rights LINK
Pennsylvania:
Cortes Responds to Voter Fraud Suit Allegations LINK
Pennsylvania:
Lawsuit: Paper ballots should be on hand in Pa. LINK
Pennsylvania:
Wayne County - County sells electronic voting machines LINK
Tennessee: ES&S
Voting Machines in Tennessee Flip Votes LINK
Texas: Harris
County - For more, a vote along party line is just the
ticket Lengthy ballot here is cited as one impetus for
straight voting LINK
West Virginia:
Who's to blame for jumping votes on WV touchscreen machines?
LINK
West Virginia:
Voters allege e-voting machines switching votes LINK
West Virginia:
Vote Flips 5 Times From Dem to Rep for Voter in Yet Another
WV County Epidemic of ES&S iVotronic Touch-Screen Voting
Machine Failures - Now in At Least Two States - Continues to
Grow... LINK
Washington DC:
Ballot snafu could affect D.C. absentee voters LINK
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