My
apologies for the lateness of DVN this evening but when you
lose the Internet you lose all contact with the world it
seems. For those of you concerned with the voters right to
actually vote I suggest reading the articles concerning
Florida’s Senate Bill 956 that will do a lot to suppress
the vote. Also the articles from Texas including the fact
that the DoJ may have to weigh-in on any VoterID laws
passed by that state’s legislature to keep the state in
compliance with the National Voting Rights Act Section
5....
National: On open source vs.
disclosed source voting systems LINK
National:
Revamping Voter Registration to Reduce Disparities in the
Electorate LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - Results due soon in hand count of transportation
ballots Attorney general: Electronic systems 'very, very
bad' LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - RTA vote-recount completed; state yet to release
its findings yet LINK
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Florida: Kill
Florida Senate Bill #956 -- “The Worst Elections Bill in
100 Years” LINK
Florida: Elderly
may need license, state ID to vote in Fla. LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough County - FBI seeks voter ad records LINK
Illinois: Shiloh
challenger to see about voting problems LINK
New York:
Commentary - Clear evidence: Lever voting works LINK
New York: NY-20 -
Murphy gains as judge narrows challenges Democrat expands
his House edge as Republican Tedisco fails to get big boost
in Saratoga County LINK
Pennsylvania:
Resolution asks Congress to allow Pa. to use lever voting
machines LINK
Tennessee:
Tennessee: Bill requiring citizenship proof to vote fails LINK
Texas: Voter ID
Would Be Subject to Federal Voting Rights Act LINK
Washington: Wash.
Legislature OKs popular vote bill LINK
Wisconsin:
Madison polling place machine was changing voter's choices
LINK
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