Elections officials are still trying to determine why voting totals could not be electronically transmitted after Hillsborough County's first election using touch screen voting machines.
Technicians are examining the computer hardware to see whether they can isolate the glitch.
"As of today, we still have not pinpointed the problem," Elections Supervisor Pam Iorio said Friday. "We have had three Sequoia employees looking at it, but they have not gotten to the bottom of it."
[Sequoia project manager Mike ] Frontera and two helpers replicated the problem Thursday, watching a laptop computer freeze when a cartridge was prematurely pulled from a reader.