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Elections directors shop for solutions Story Here Archive |
Some of the latest voting machines on the market will be on display in Raleigh on Monday, ready for an N.C. commission on electronic voting to examine. |
County needs law change to save money on equipment Story Here Archive |
LIBERTY, Ind. If Union County wants to save significant money on new voting equipment, it probably will have to get legislation passed this year. |
Spending by voting machine companies picking up Story Here Archive |
ALBANY, N.Y. In just the last six months, companies looking to cash in on New York state's expected move to replace its aging lever-action voting machines with electronic models have spent more than $357,000 on lobbying, according to a new report. |
Process for validating signatures varies widely in Washington Story Here Archive |
Procedures for validating ballot signatures vary widely from county to county in Washington state, a fact that has become significant given the razor-thin margin of the governor's race. |
Bush, Kerry each gain votes Story Here Archive |
Hanging chads that came loose when punch-card ballots were handled again or rerun through tallying machines explain most of the additional votes President Bush and John Kerry are picking up in Ohio's recount, election officials said Friday. |
Volunteers complete local recount Story Here Archive |
COSHOCTON Coshocton County's voting system of paper ballots counted by optical scanning machines works remarkably well. |
Ohio court asked to overturn election Story Here Archive |
Even as a recount not expected to change the outcome of Ohio's presidential race continued Friday, voters who said problems with voting machines last month indicated fraud asked the Ohio Supreme Court to overturn the Nov. 2 results. |
Recount confirms Kerry's Cuyahoga win Story Here Archive |
John Kerry picked up 17 votes and George W. Bush lost six in Cuyahoga County's presidential recount. |
Prolonged election reveals cracks in system Story Here Archive |
As the recount in the closest governor's race in Washington state history goes on and on and on, the questions keep mounting. |
Counter for a day finds few bugs in recount process Story Here Archive |
Lindsay McClellan is sitting across from me, sifting through a 4-inch stack of ballots, when she says the words that could change the course of state history: "We've got a smudge." |
New Volunteer Scientific Project for Detection of Vote-Counting Errors Story Here Archive |
PRWEB) December 18, 2004 http://uscountvotes.org/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogcategory&id=70&Itemid=54 In recent years the integrity and accuracy of the voting process in America have been a continuing source of controversy. Numerous accusations and counter-accusations of voting irregularities have been made. Accusations inevitably spread - and persist - in the absence of a rigorous scientific method for detecting where vote counting errors may have occurred. The integrity of the election process is the cornerstone of democracy; open investigation of alleged vote counting irregularities is a matter of vital civic importance. |
Chelan County's fix of ballot to be focal point of Dems' appeal Story Here Archive |
WENATCHEE, Wash. A Leavenworth woman's vote for Dino Rossi - which almost didn't count - shows why King County should be allowed to tally several hundred mistakenly rejected ballots in the race for governor, a Wenatchee lawyer has argued. |
Electors across US break traditional pro forma ritual to use electoral college to protest election Story Here Archive |
Electors across US break traditional pro forma ritual to use electoral college to protest election violations |
Ohio vote count battles escalate amidst new evidence of potential criminal activity Story Here Archive |
The epic legal battle over Ohio's presidential vote count is back in the state Supreme Court, with an election challenge claiming George W. Bush was wrongly declared the winner on Nov. 2 and seeking a court-ordered reversal of that victory. |
Gregoire gains ground in count Story Here Archive |
In the marathon race for governor, Democrat Christine Gregoire on Thursday closed the gap on Republican Dino Rossi when she picked up a chunk of votes in Snohomish County. |
Green Calls for Vote Compromise Story Here Archive |
A statewide presidential recount remained in limbo on Thursday, but at least one of those pushing for the recount was hoping for a negotiated compromise. |
More Uncounted Ballots Found in Wash. Story Here Archive |
SEATTLE With Washington state in the middle of a recount of its amazingly close governor's race, election officials in Seattle's King County entered a warehouse Friday and found a plastic tray containing 150 misplaced ballots. |
Vote Manipulation Effort, Backed By Jesse Jackson, To Be Refiled Story Here Archive |
The Ohio Supreme Court's chief justice on Thursday threw out a challenge to the state's presidential election results. |
Green Party candidate David Cobb blasts Kerry, says he?s thwarting recount Story Here Archive |
In an exclusive interview with RAW STORY Friday, the Green Party?s presidential candidate David Cobb lashed out at Sen. John Kerry, saying he Democratic nominee has tried to ?undermine,? ?delegitimize? and ?minimize? the Ohio recount. |
Judge blocks count of newly discovered ballots in governor's race Story Here Archive |
TACOMA, Wash. (AP) A judge Friday granted a state Republican Party request to block the counting of hundreds of recently discovered King County ballots in Washington?s incredibly close governor?s race. |
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