Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
Pennsylvania counties used the media to their benefit as they extolled the virtues of their voting systems and tried to convince voters to be confident. They should be concerned about the mix of systems, brand new systems, lack of training and knowledge, and what have proven to be unreliable machines. I hope we get through this one without any "Train Wrecks" but I am not confident that will happen. And there is more in the news and blogs about the Diebold security vulnerability....
NAtional: Diebold - Backdoor found in Diebold voting machines LINK
NAtional: Diebold - IDENTICAL DOCS: PA State 'Directive' on New Diebold Security Hole a Word-for-Word Parrot of Diebold's Own 'Notification' Sent to State LINK
IN: Harrison County - Train Wreck - Ballot-counting problem LINK
TN: Hamilton County - Train Wreck - Election Commission checks paper ballots LINK
NAtional: E-VOTING TRAIN WRECK 2006: The Wheels Begin to Come Off Diebold As ES&S Meltdown Continues LINK
CA: California is Implementing Electronic Voting Reform LINK
CA: Alameda County - County Fills Registrar Spot With Temporary Stand-In LINK
FL: Palm Beach County - Opinion - Anderson must cast vote LINK
MS: Alcorn County - Off-year election raises Corinth's costs LINK
NC: Report: North Carolina Struggles with Voting Discrimination LINK
NJ: Passaic County - Voting machines get cool reception LINK
PA: Across Pa., an array of new voting machines to debut. Eleven systems will be used, many acquired at the last minute. Some predict problems. LINK
PA: Election officials confident primary voting will go smoothly LINK
PA: Officials: No major problems expected from new voting machines LINK
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