Article: 'Daily Voting News' For December 27 to 29, 2008

Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org Over a week ago Sequoia issued a press release and a blog item that were misleading in their content. In both cases the headline intimated, amongst other things, that Princeton Professor Andrew Appel was ordered by a New Jersey judge to apologize to Sequoia for supposed violations of a court order. In our featured article the Professor responds to the misleading statements made by Sequoia....

Featured - NJ: Exclusive: Princeton Prof Responds to Misleading Attacks from E-Vote Company Rep LINK

National: Slot machines vs. e-voting machines LINK

CA: Humboldt County - Federal election commission eyes Humboldt LINK

IN: Editorial - Let all counties have the option of voting centers It can save money on elections and make it easier for voters. LINK

MN: How long will Minnesota be a senator short? The state appears on course to be shorthanded when the Senate convenes in January. LINK

MN: Next Senate hurdle is count of 1,350 absentee ballots Campaigns to argue about how many of the ballots will be opened and counted. Expert expects more delays. LINK

MN: Could Senate seat Franken before he's certified as winner? LINK

MS: Break in state elections allows for voting law study LINK

NJ: Exclusive: Sequoia Misleads In Press Release LINK

SC: Is double voting a problem? No one's sure, but officials might try to find out LINK

TX: Talk of new elections system surfaces in Harris County Debate centers on a proposal to create voting office LINK

VA: Va. lawmakers eye early voting Hope to reduce long lines at polls, redefine electioneering LINK

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