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CA Voting Systems Panel Weighs in Against Diebold

Breaking News: Unanimous California Voting Systems Panel Weighs in Against Paperless Diebold Electronic Voting Machines


[This is a special Verified Voting breaking news alert about a dramatic victory for verified voting in California that will hopefully have a ripple effect nationwide. Thanks to all of the advocates in our Verified Voting network who helped to make this success a reality! - Will Doherty, Verified Voting Foundation]

Verified Voting Foundation Breaking News

Unanimous California Voting Systems Panel Weighs in Against Paperless Diebold Electronic Voting Machines

California's Voting Systems Panel has just voted unanimously that the Diebold TSx paperless electronic voting system be decertified for use in California. Although the final decision is up to California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley, he is expected to follow the recommendation of the board before April 30, 2004.

The Voting Systems Panel did not recommend against continued use of the Diebold TS electronic voting machines or use of optical-scan voting machines. The GEMs software is also not affected by this decision.

VerifiedVoting.org Legislative Analyst Bob Kibrick testified at the Voting Systems Panel hearings.

For this breaking news: http://www.verifiedvoting.org/article.asp?id=1902

Please donate to support the efforts of VerifiedVoting.org in championing reliable and publicly verifiable election systems nationwide: https://www.verifiedvoting.org/Donate/

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