Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
In St Louis Co. Missouri some voters found the ES&S iVotronic touch-screens too sensitive. For machines not calibrated properly, all it took to enter a vote was an accidental graze of the palm over a candidate's name. In other places in the county, voters complained it was too easy for others to spy on how they were voting. / What is the message when county election officials encourage voters to vote absentee so they don't have to use the machines? / Arizona is proposing giving one lucky voter in November a $1M prize in a voter lottery scheme / Bruce McDannold appears to have violated confidentiality agreements in his quest to smear Vote-PAD and damage it's ability to be used in California elections / Indiana is now finding a large number of mistakes in their voting roll purges. ...
NAtional: Some Statewide Databases Lacking In Privacy Safeguards LINK
AR: Carroll County - Baker lawsuit to overturn election is in judge's hands LINK
AZ: Another View: Voter lottery just crazy enough to work LINK
AZ: Brennan Center Commends Pima Co. For Implementing Security Procedures For Electronic Voting LINK
CA: SoS Office Engaged In Smear Campaign Against Vote-PAD LINK
CA: San Diego County - Columnist - Lawsuit over Bilbray win a political stunt LINK
CO: La Plata County - Colgan widens margin of victory. County clerk says nothing was sinister in seal mishap LINK
CO: Mesa County - Count still a matter of time LINK
CO: Summit County - New voting machines put to test (Hart eSlate) LINK
IN: Boone County - Voting errors won't recur, says machine company official (VTI) LINK
IN: Mistakes Being Found in Purged Voter Rolls LINK
MI: Good results with new voting machines. Few problems turn up with Michigan's latest equipment. LINK
MI: Berrien County - Computer glitch slows tally of votes in Berrien County. Officials create spreadsheet to finish the count LINK
MI: St. Clair County - Few voters attempt to use new machines LINK
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