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Who wins the race in Ashland? (OR) Story Here Archive |
Jackson County elections officials were still mystified Monday over a ballot miscount in an Ashland precinct that has left one City Council race up in the air. |
Why did so much go wrong on Election Day in Athens County? (OH) Story Here Archive |
What went wrong, and whose fault is it? That's the question many Athens County residents are asking after last Tuesday's local election. The election had numerous problems, and thousands of the votes still have not been counted. The complications include the following: |
Electronic voting off to rocky start (AR) Story Here Archive |
Unexpected problems with the new electronic voting machines and pressure to open the polls early started Tuesday's election off to a bad start. |
Fayette glitches lead to all-night vote count (WV) Story Here Archive |
Fayette County vote-counting hit a major snag late Tuesday night, resulting in all-night system repairs and recounts that didn’t end until after daybreak Wednesday, county officials reported. |
Hendersonville voters back building height restriction Story Here Archive |
Hendersonville voters agreed by a wide margin to keep a building height restriction at 64 feet. A proposal was made to raise the building height restriction to 80 feet, but 68 percent of the city’s voters rejected the plan. |
Benton County Election Results Still in Question Monday (AR) Story Here Archive |
BENTONVILLE The Benton County Election Commission delayed the beginning of early voting Monday and began a machine recount of paper ballots about 9 a.m. |
'Daily Voting News' For November 13, 2006 Story Here |
A collection of articles from local and national media that cover voting issues |
Recount Changes Three Races Again Story Here Archive |
The Benton County Election Commission, with help from a private consultant, recounted all paper ballots cast Nov. 7 and reloaded data from the electronic machines. These results the third in a week seemed to satisfy Jim McCarthy, the election coordinator. |
Officials solve election problem (PA) Story Here Archive |
LEBANON - Lebanon County officials have a good idea what went wrong with their voting machines on Election Day, and it is not likely to happen again, they said. |
Newfangled machines, old-fashioned voters lead to election night delays (TX) Story Here Archive |
Across the state, voters reported problems with electronic voter machines Tuesday during the general election. |
Dems critical of Idaho election officials Story Here Archive |
BOISE, Idaho Problem pens, broken scanners, low supplies and long lines plagued some of Idaho's polling stations on Election Day, prompting some political candidates to compare the state's woes to a more infamous election in the south. |
'Daily Voting News' For November 12, 2006 Story Here |
A collection of articles from local and national media that cover voting issues |
Election Results Continue To Puzzle (AR) Story Here Archive |
BENTONVILLE Unprecedented voter turnout in Benton County has again called into question the results of Tuesday's general election. |
Questions surround election results (AR) Story Here Archive |
The results of several races from Tuesday’s election are still in question, frustrating candidates and party leaders across the county. |
'Daily Voting News' For November 11, 2006 Story Here |
A collection of articles from local and national media that cover voting issues |
Candidate: Zero Vote Tally Off - by 1 Story Here Archive |
WALDENBURG, Ark. Nov 11, 2006 (AP)— Randy Wooten figured he'd get at least one vote in his bid for mayor of this town of 80 people even if it was just his own. |
County clerk takes heat for voting snags (MO) Story Here Archive |
Optical-scan and touch-screen voting machines were supposed to ensure efficiency and fairness in this week's elections, but a shortage of ballots in Jefferson County and an ill-fated decision to photocopy extras left county election judges tallying the ballots by hand Tuesday. |
Congressional race, computer problems put Effingham in spotlight (GA) Story Here Archive |
SPRINGFIELD - Eyes across America zeroed in on Effingham County late Tuesday and Wednesday as computerized voting machines sputtered, stopped, then finally pumped out balloting results. |
Machine malfunctions discussed (PA) Story Here Archive |
ELLWOOD CITY - About one in nine voting machines in Lawrence County failed to function when operators tried to start them Tuesday morning for the election, according to the county's director of voter registration and elections. |
Glitch holds up Tehama results (CA) Story Here Archive |
RED BLUFF A computer glitch held up unofficial election results until early Wednesday, after which a power outage delayed canvassing until Thursday, but Tehama County election officials said those minor problems have been resolved. |
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