Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org and VoteTrustUSA.Org
A group of voters in Alameda Co California has stepped-up with help from VoterAction to file a lawsuit against the use of the Sequoia voting system in Nov. / VoterAction is also active in Wisconsin where they ‘asked state regulators today to revoke approval of four types of electronic voting machines before next month’s election.’ / Testing of the E-Poll Books by Maryland has been completed and Diebold is declaring the testing a success though there were still a minimum of problems and the state has been quiet on their decision. The most troublesome problem from the primary has not been fixed, however. In Tuesday’s testing a computer mouse was used instead of the normally required stylus and the touch-screen / ES&S is, again, having problems meeting contractual dates in delivering paper ballots. Counties in Montana have waited over two weeks for their ballots….
NAtional: Computer Science Professor Argues For a Paper Trail With E-Voting LINK
NAtional: All Paper, No Machines: HR 6200, By Kucinich In Congress LINK
NAtional: The EAC Certification Ponzi Scheme LINK
NAtional: Voting overhaul raises anxieties LINK
NAtional: Representatives pass 21st century poll tax’ LINK
NAtional: Media Release – Media Briefing on New Voter Suppression Strategies; Report Suggests Disenfranchisement in Battleground States and House Districts LINK
CA: Alameda County – Alameda Voters File Suit Against County to Ensure Anti-Hacking Testing of Sequoia E-Voting Systems Before Nov. 7 LINK
CA: Alameda County – Voter group poised to sue Alameda County over new voting system LINK
CA: Tehama County – Whistle-blower’ election worker fired LINK
FL: Lakeland County – No Poll Watchers Signed For Election LINK
FL: Volusia County – Some ‘zero tapes’ from primary vote reported missing LINK
IL: Madison County – County will accommodate voters LINK
LA: Morehouse Parish – Glitches plague election LINK
MD: Maryland tests electronic books for statewide election LINK
MD: E-poll results undecided LINK
MD: Opinion – Absentee leadership in Maryland as election nears LINK
MD: Tests on polling machines successful LINK
MD: Maryland’s test voting ‘successful’ LINK
MD: Outlook unclear for Diebold machines in MD election LINK
MD: Lamone delays decison on e-poll books. Elections chief awaiting final tests, pending report on Diebold system fixes LINK
MO: To Be a Poll Worker LINK
MT: Some counties still waiting for late ballots LINK
OH: Franklin County – Ohio Meltdown ’06: A ‘Serious Problem’ Reported on First Day of Early Voting on ‘Shiny New’ Diebold Touch-Screen Machines… LINK
PA: Pennsylvania Voters on E-Voting: Trust, But Verify LINK
PA: Lawrence County – November election brings challenges LINK
PA: Somerset County – Somerset mulls precinct changes LINK
UT: Editorial – Vote early: You won’t have to stand in line on Election Day LINK
WI: Voter Action Asks State to Decertify Touch-Screen Voting Machines: Machines Inherently Prone to Fraud LINK
WI: Wisconsin group wants regulators to revoke OK of voting machines LINK
WV: Clerks say balloting is on track LINK
Guam: Electronic balloting, general election debated LINK
Guam: Judge expected to issue decision Thursday LINK
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A group of voters in Alameda Co California has stepped-up with help from VoterAction to file a lawsuit against the use of the Sequoia voting system in Nov. / VoterAction is also active in Wisconsin where they ‘asked state regulators today to revoke approval of four types of electronic voting machines before next month’s election.’ / Testing of the E-Poll Books by Maryland has been completed and Diebold is declaring the testing a success though there were still a minimum of problems and the state has been quiet on their decision. The most troublesome problem from the primary has not been fixed, however. In Tuesday’s testing a computer mouse was used instead of the normally required stylus and the touch-screen / ES&S is, again, having problems meeting contractual dates in delivering paper ballots. Counties in Montana have waited over two weeks for their ballots….
Brad:
Many of us did our part to try and push the Let America Vote Act last week in spite of the little time available.
Now, Thursday, we are going to the streets. http://www.worldcantwait.org.
How about a plug?
Charlie L
Can you all get this information out about the LA Registrar’s office. I found this post at BlackBoxVoting.
This posted at BBV
Activists in L.A. have been filing public records requests. When the registrar was asked for computer file information this was her response:
“We have determined that release of the above information, a through d, could compromise the security of election data by revealing the underlying structure of the vote tally programs, its sequence of execution, and the underlying logic of the software through the logical pattern of program?names. Additionally, the software is proprietary. As such, the records will?not be disclosed because the public interest served by not disclosing the?record clearly outweighs the public interest served by disclosure of the?record. (Government Code § 6255 subdivision (a).)”
Go here to read the whole post;
http://www.bbvforums.org/forums...tml?1159480361
posted by Doug
Please help this guy put pressure on Mrs. McCormack. If anyone needs to sweat she does.
Thanks
🙂
We had a fun worldcantwait gathering in Salt Lake. About 30 people showed up at the morning event. I wasn’t able to attend the later events and hope the rain didn’t keep too many away!