Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
Today’s news was dominated by preparation for 8 states to hold their primaries tomorrow. Also leading in the news were stories from USAToday and UPI, among others, regarding the lawsuits being filed around the country. Just breaking is the news of a possible injunction being filed this afternoon in Los Angeles Co., CA over the use of uncertified GEMS software and a plethora of internet connected PCs in the counties tally room. More on that, hopefully, tomorrow….
AR: Crawford County – Train Wreck – Voting back to normal LINK
NAtional: Spate of lawsuits target e-voting LINK
NAtional: U.S. lawsuits challenge electronic voting LINK
NAtional: Cradle of Liberty Lags on E-Voting LINK
AZ: Pima County – Voting-machine purchase issue puts county in bind LINK
CA: Justice Department monitors elections in seven Calif. counties LINK
CA: Alameda County – Ballot Counting Could Delay Calif. Results LINK
CA: Humboldt County – Saved by VotePAD? Low-tech disabled-accessible voting device pursued despite Diebold certification LINK
CA: Los Angeles County ? Election Eve Injunction Filed In Los Angeles County Claiming Irregularities In Diebold Tabulators, Uncertified Software Used by Registrar’s Office! LINK
FL: Press Release – Florida’s FFEC Files Complaint against Diebold LINK
KS: Crawford County – Clerk’s office adds responsibilities LINK
MD: Press Release – MD Diebold Review a “Whitewash in the making” LINK
MS: Lauderdale County – Touch screens to be put to the test Tuesday LINK
NM: Candidate for Secretary of State Says Fraud May be Used in Election (Voter ID) LINK
OH: Cuyahoga County – No excuses LINK
PA: Centre County ? Opinion – Electronic machines bring many risks to the voting process LINK
SD: Voters in South Dakota primary can use new machines (AutoMark) LINK
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Today’s news was dominated by preparation for 8 states to hold their primaries tomorrow. Also leading in the news were stories from USAToday and UPI, among others, regarding the lawsuits being filed around the country. Just breaking is the news of a possible injunction being filed this afternoon in Los Angeles Co., CA over the use of uncertified GEMS software and a plethora of internet connected PCs in the counties tally room. More on that, hopefully, tomorrow….
Comeon people . We must attack Canada for its domestic spying program. I know there is a blog coming on this. Ill say more there.
Asia’s too crowded, Europe’s too old, Africa’s way too hot and Canada’s too cold. South America stole our name… Come on icky, what should we do?
Ricky #1
You are not supposed to talk about foreign law … go back to your room and study your talking points.
When any official advocates "the use of uncertified GEMS software and a plethora of internet connected PCs in the counties tally room" they are asking for trouble.
The hacker community will only take so much, and then they will show the world we are correct to question the sanity of these hear no evil, see no evil election dunces.
Ricky proves the same point again. If it doesnt involve attacking Bush, the liberals could care less.