County Auditor Bob Terwilliger believes they have corrected the problems that caused 65 of the 860 paperless voting machines to be removed from service during the September primary. Some were “operational errors.” Twenty were machine malfunctions.*

But Terwilliger said the 20 breakdowns all involved circuit boards manufactured by a third-party vendor. Terwilliger also said Sequoia has not supplied a full machine-by-machine accounting of the breakdowns.

... If a similar number of machines fail tomorrow, it would suggest Sequoia "has some real problems on its hands," he said.