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State set to buy 600 more electronic voting machines for counties (Nevada) Story Here Archive |
The Board of Examiners will vote today to approve the purchase of another 602 electronic voting machines for Nevada's counties. |
Voting upgrades worry counties (Pennsylvania) Story Here Archive |
MARIENVILLE The fall political campaigns are just heating up, but county officials in northwestern Pennsylvania already are worrying about 2006 elections. |
BETTY IRELAND: Cabell has many voting system choices (Cabell Co., WV) Story Here Archive |
West Virginia is going through a very important transition relating to voting machines. |
California puts voting machines through paces (Mendocino Co., CA) Story Here Archive |
California will put the tools of democracy to perhaps the most rigorous testing of any state, ordering voting-machine makers to surrender their proprietary software for security reviews and supply dozens of their machines for mass, mock-election tests |
Fort Bend prepares to unveil voting equipment (Fort Bend Co., TX) Story Here Archive |
Fort Bend County's newly acquired voting machines will resemble a typical household appliance far more than any computer, said Elections Administrator Steve Raborn. |
Officials want to blaze a paper trail (Clark Co., NV) Story Here Archive |
Election officials hope Clark County voters won't be left hanging like chads when it comes to the availability of "paper trail" voting machines. |
Battle brews over voting system (St. Louis Co., MO) Story Here Archive |
The St. Louis County Election Board is advertising for bids for a new voting system that could cost roughly $12 million - a price tag that's $5 million more than some county officials say they can afford. |
Electronic voting machines arrive in county (Brazoria Co., TX) Story Here Archive |
ANGLETON ? If you ever wanted to vote for Abraham Lincoln, now?s your chance. |
Few faulty ballots found (Snohomish Co., WA) Story Here Archive |
It used to be that voter errors meant hundreds of rejected absentee ballots. But with the recent state election reforms, more than 1,000 primary election voters in Snohomish County got a second chance. |
County to switch voting systems (Champaign Co., IL) Story Here Archive |
URBANA ? Champaign County voters have used the stylus and punch card for the last time. Champaign County is about to buy a $1.1 million optical-scan system that will let voters know when they have voted for too many candidates ? and also will allow for much quicker and highly accurate counting of ballots. |
New way to vote on horizon for county (Sangamon Co., IL) Story Here Archive |
The electronic voting machines that are likely to replace the punch-card system in elections in Sangamon County were designed with a nudge from a longtime member of the board of election commissioners of Peoria. |
Ballot box will feature new look for next election Story Here Archive |
Regardless whether recommendations from the Commission on Federal Election Reform are implemented, the ballot box will look different come the next election. |
Bill: Paper trail required (California) Story Here Archive |
Turning aside opposition from state and local elections officials, Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger late Friday signed a bill requiring hand counts of paper printouts from electronic voting machines as a check for accuracy. |
County voters to see changes (Brown Co., TX) Story Here Archive |
Electronic voting machines should be available for use in Brown County next year, county election officials said Friday. |
County awaits OK of new voting booths (Luzerne Co., PA) Story Here Archive |
Luzerne County officials only have seven months to and order electronic voting machines, teach workers and the public how to use them and find a climate-controlled space to store them. |
California to put e -voting to the test Story Here Archive |
California is putting the tools of democracy to perhaps the most rigorous testing of any state, ordering voting-machine makers to surrender their proprietary software for security reviews and supply dozens of their machines for mass, mock-election tests. |
County voting faces more woes (Boulder Co., CO) Story Here Archive |
BOULDER ? Despite assurances that Boulder County?s $1.4 million ballot-counting system would operate smoothly in the upcoming election, the equipment will not be trusted to properly read ballots where a fold passes through a ballot item, elections officials said Friday. |
E-voting hobbled by security concerns Story Here Archive |
t's been nearly five years since Americans received a painful education on the perils of traditional voting machines in Florida and almost one year since the 2004 election revealed perplexing irregularities in Ohio's vote tabulation methods. |
Jasper County buys voting machines (South Carolina) Story Here Archive |
RIDGELAND Jasper voters will have new machines the next time they vote maybe as soon as December but county tax dollars are still paying for the old technology. |
Blumenthal argues to keep lever voting machines (Connecticut) Story Here Archive |
HARTFORD, Conn. Attorney General Richard Blumenthal is disputing a federal opinion that could force Connecticut to replace its 3,300 lever-style voting machines before the 2006 gubernatorial election. |
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