Many pundits and talking heads of all stripes are summing
up this past election as if it was all over. Depending on
who their audience is they are claiming that it was all a
success and that there were no long lines or they are
telling us that there were problems but they were
wide-spread. Those who deny the lines only need to look at
the pictures and read some of the first-hand accounts of
voters standing on line for hours and hours just to vote.
There are still tens of thousands of votes being counted
nationally. I’m going to hold my opinion on the failures
of vote counting, provisional ballot usage, and voter
registration data-bases and e-poll books until after all of
the votes are counted. ...
National: Editorial - A Better Vote
This election was relatively smooth, but it also showed
how the system could be further improved. LINK
National:
Election Reform Can't Wait Obama's Margin Of Victory
Obscures Voting Problems, But His Administration Should
Address Them LINK
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National: Voter
registration process is under scrutiny LINK
National: U.S.
Elections -- It Takes a Village LINK
Alaska: Number
of outstanding ballots grows to 81,000 U.S. Senate and
other races yet to be decided LINK
Alaska: Alaska
Stinks & Minnesota's on Edge, So Here's What Parties and
Citizens Can Do to Try and Ensure Election Results with
Integrity There and Elsewhere LINK
Alaska: Alaska
Race May Not Be Called for 2 Weeks LINK
California:
Brown, McClintock hire lawyers for 4th District ballot
counting LINK
California: L.A.
County election czar's to-do list includes reforms LINK
California: San
Francisco County - Ranked Choice Voting Didn’t Change
Results LINK
Colorado: Better
voting is aim of Colorado election panel LINK
Florida: The
election struggle The process worked, but there's plenty
of room for improvement LINK
Georgia: After
Citizenship Challenges, Ballots Thrown Out in Georgia LINK
Iowa: Buchanan
County - Absentee ballots a headache for election officials
LINK
Kansas: Johnson
County - JoCo election workers now counting provisional
ballots. Drum roll please .... LINK
Kansas: Johnson
County is counting provisional ballots; results due Tuesday
LINK
Minnesota:
Ballot by ballot, victor to emerge LINK
Minnesota:
Counting Controversy: Time To Trust The ES&S M100 And
Diebold AccuVote? LINK
Pennsylvania:
Editorial - Bring early voting to Pennsylvania LINK
South Carolina:
Spartanburg County - Officials to look at voting issues
Long lines at some precincts a concern LINK
Texas: Hundreds
Of New Ballots Added To Harris County Vote LINK
Texas: Hidalgo
County - New elections administrator's first big night goes
off without a hitch LINK
Vermont: Essex
County - New Voting Machines Falter, Could Cost Big Bucks LINK
Washington: Why
voting in Seattle was nothing like voting in New York LINK
Washington DC:
RICHIE/SANTUCCI: How D.C. votes LINK
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