By John Gideon on 4/18/2007, 5:35pm PT  

Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org

The Associated Press reports:

Two computer science professors said they found "significant gaps" in the state investigation into allegations electronic voting machines in Sarasota County failed to count about 18,000 votes in a contested congressional race decided by only 369 votes. David Dill, a Stanford University computer science professor and critic of electronic voting, compared the state audit of Florida's 13th Congressional District race to a plane crash in which investigators comb through specific sections of wreckage and ignore other key areas. "I think the investigation is incomplete. The state of Florida was trying, but I think they missed some things," Dill said Wednesday.

That voting news story, and many others from today, all linked below...

  • NAtional: Rep. Maloney's Letter to the Department of Defence LINK
  • NAtional: Brennan Center Calls for Greater Transparency and Accountability of the EAC LINK
  • NAtional: “We Pretend To Vote; They Pretend To Be Elected” LINK
  • NAtional: Testimony, U.S. House Subcommittee on Information Policy, Census, and National Archives LINK
  • NAtional: Lawmakers call for e-voting paper trails LINK
  • NAtional: Rodriguez Elected EAC Vice Chair LINK
  • CA: AP Interview: Early primary is trouble if voting systems fail LINK
  • CA: Alameda County - California Court Says Elections Officials Must Produce Electronic Vote-Counting Machine Data for Recounts LINK
  • CA: Alameda County – Judge Says Registrar Violated Elections Code and Constitution LINK
  • CA: San Diego County - County chief defends elections hiring LINK
  • FL: Senate vote ties primary-date move to paper ballots LINK
  • FL: Paper trail for votes gains pace across both chambers LINK
  • FL: Voting issues tied together
    A logjam on the primary date and touch-screens shows signs of progress. LINK
  • FL: Professors: State audit of electronic voting was inadequate LINK
  • FL: FL-13 - Sarasota election decision? Not yet
    Lawmakers are 'nowhere near' ready to say how Congress should investigate. LINK
  • FL: Sarasota County - iVotronic e-voting software issues to blame in Florida polemic? LINK
  • IL; Chicago - Problems counting votes in a third Chicago election LINK
  • MA: Editorial - Voter fraud: No smoke, no fire LINK
  • MO: House Testimony of Missouri Secretary of State Robin Carnahan LINK
  • NV: Repairing a successful system LINK
  • OH: Montgomery County - More high school students could be poll workers LINK
  • SC: St. George - Election dispute in court
    Judge asked to toss St. George ruling LINK

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