Some ES&S iVotronic DREs used yesterday in Saline Co.
Kansas were found to be flipping votes. When asked about the
incident the county clerk blamed it on a calibration problem
caused during the shipping process from storage to the
precincts. Naturally the clerk also minimized the problem by
claiming that the chances were slim that any voters vote was
incorrectly recorded. He disingenuously tried to claim that
the review screen and vvpat printer kept that from
happening. Of course, there is no evidence that most voters
even look at the review screen before touching the
“Vote” button.
Also 407 votes cast on a Premier
op-scan in one St. Clair Co Illinois precinct were nearly
not counted after the machine failed to have its vote totals
tabulated....
AZ: Pima County RTA -
BREAKING: Front lines report from AZ election fraud
investigation LINK
Featured - IL:
St Clair County - With discovery of uncounted ballots,
Vernier now appears to have won re-election in Shiloh
(Premier Opscan) LINK
Featured - KS:
Saline County - Errors found in voting machines (ES&S
iVotronic) LINK
Oklahoma: Henry
vetoes voter ID bill; legislative leaders vow to carry idea
to the people LINK
Texas: Few voter
ID fraud cases found in Texas LINK
Texas: House
Elections Committee begins 2-day Voter ID debate LINK
Texas: Henderson
County - County approves use of voting machines LINK
Wisconsin: Fon
du Lac County - Fond du Lac voter turnout close to
projections LINK
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