Touchscreen voting supplier experiencing organizational turmoil Story Here Archive |
JAY GOETTING Napa News 06 December 2004 The company that manufactures the touchscreen voting devices, as well as other elections equipment, used in Napa County is experiencing some organizational turmoil.
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Common Cause seeks volunteers to probe election Story Here Archive |
CATHY ZOLLO Naples Daily News 06 December 2004 A government reform advocacy group that received almost 20,000 complaints from Florida voters about the November election is seeking volunteers to help examine what happened and to use the information to further reform the process.
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New round of challenges expected as Ohio certifies vote Story Here Archive |
ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press 06 December 2004 COLUMBUS, Ohio - While the rest of the country's interest has shifted to Christmas shopping and NBA slugfests, Ohio is focused on tallying the presidential election vote totals.
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Ohio weighs electronic, punch voting Story Here Archive |
Julie Carr Smyth and Mark Naymik Cleveland Plain Dealer 06 December 2004 After the 2000 election mess in Florida, electronic voting machines were pitched as America's saviors from hanging chads and voter uncertainty.
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Repairing elections Story Here Archive |
Opinion Charlotte Observer 06 December 2004 The Nov. 2 election left North Carolina residents confronting a stark fact: Our system of voting needs repair and reform.
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Lingering flaws in election system can't be ignored Story Here Archive |
DAVID ORR Cook County Clerk Chicago Sun Times 06 December 2004 We didn't hear much about hanging chads, faulty voting equipment or questionable polling place procedures after the Nov. 2 presidential election.
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Election still has readers riled up Story Here Archive |
Fritz Wenzel Toledo Blade 06 December 2004 In the proud tradition of the 2000 presidential vote, resistance to the election of Republican George W. Bush continues on long after a decision in the matter has been made.
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Dems Launch Probe of Ohio Voting Problems Story Here Archive |
NEDRA PICKLER Associated Press 06 December 2004 WASHINGTON The Democratic Party said Monday it will examine reports of voting problems in Ohio, where President Bush's victory clinched his re-election.
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Election challenge could leave Senate deciding winner Story Here Archive |
JIM DAVENPORT Associated Press 06 December 2004 COLUMBIA, S.C. - A Sumter man's election protest could leave the South Carolina Senate deciding who sits in the seat Democrat Phil Leventis now holds.
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Recounts pending as state certifies presidential election Story Here Archive |
ANDREW WELSH-HUGGINS Associated Press 06 December 2004 COLUMBUS, Ohio - The state certified a 2 percentage-point election victory for President Bush on Monday even as independent candidates, strengthened by a federal court ruling, prepared to demand recounts in all 88 counties.
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As Ukraine Celebrates Democracy, It's Being Denied in Ohio Story Here Archive |
Common Dreams 06 December 2004 As demonstrators cheer the restoration of democracy to their beleaguered country, Ohio officials continue to deny it.
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The 2004 Vote: What Really Happened? Story Here Archive |
Progressive Newswire Common Dreams 06 December 2004 WASHINGTON December 6 News Advisory: Rumors of nefarious election activities and tales of disenfranchised voters still swirl around the Internet, nearly a month after the presidential election. Election Day revealed problems in our voting systems, including registration issues, timely provision of absentee ballots, the reliability of voting machines, inadequate numbers of poll workers and efforts to intimidate voters and suppress turnout.
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Dispenses the Myth of ?Smooth? 2004 Elections: Shattering The Rose-Colored Glasses Story Here Archive |
Press Release PFAW 06 December 2004 Lead Groups in Election Protection?s Massive Voting Rights Mobilization Release Post-Election Review Documenting Barriers to Ballot, Systemic Inequities and Irregularities
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Activists protest voting irregularities outside lawmaker's office Story Here Archive |
RACHEL KONRAD Associated Press 06 December 2004 SAN FRANCISCO - Activists rallied Monday outside of U.S. Rep. Nancy Pelosi's office to protest electronic voting irregularities and other problems at polls on Nov. 2, ranging from long lines to invalid provisional ballots.
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DNC to Investigate Ohio Voting Irregularities Story Here Archive |
Darryl Fears Washington Post 06 December 2004 The leader of the Democratic National Committee announced yesterday that he will launch an investigation into voting irregularities in Ohio, where lines snaked outside some inner-city polling places on Election Day and provisional ballots were sometimes in short supply.
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Top vote-getter? We may never truly know Story Here Archive |
By Andrew Garber Seattle Times 05 December 2004 Washington may never know for sure whether more people voted for Republican Dino Rossi or Democrat Christine Gregoire, even after the hand recount that starts this week.
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Cobb Campaign Decides Not to Pursue Nevada Recount Story Here Archive |
Press Release Green Party 05 December 2004 Green Party presidential candidate David Cobb announced today that he would not pursue a recount in Nevada.
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New elections chief Anderson learns ropes, as LePore bids farewell Story Here Archive |
George Bennett Palm Beach Post 05 December 2004 ORLANDO ? As Palm Beach County Elections Supervisor Theresa LePore exchanged tearful goodbye hugs with fellow elections chiefs at one end of a hotel conference room last week, Arthur Anderson stood at the other end and exchanged business cards with elections software vendors.
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Panel hears election complaints Story Here Archive |
John Russell Akron Beacon Journal 05 December 2004 When Shenita Johnson arrived at Fairlawn Lutheran Church bright and early to vote on Nov. 2, she couldn't find a place to park in the church lot. So she drove to nearby Summit Mall, left her car in the lot, and hiked across the muddy lawn to the church, along with her husband and 82-year-old mother.
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Conspiracy theories on Ohio vote refuse to die Story Here Archive |
Bill Lubinger Cleveland Plain Dealer 05 December 2004 Voters up to here with election overload thought Nov. 2 would finally end the trashing, bashing and bluster.
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