Memory cards forgotten in 7 Ga. voting machines Story Here Archive |
Ledger-enquirer. November 4, 2009. Associated Press ATLANTA State officials are investigating after memory cards were left in Atlanta voting machines overnight.
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Paper ballots used in Ocilla (GA) Story Here Archive |
WALB News 10. November 4, 2009. By Stephanie Springer ALBANY, GA (WALB) - While we're accustomed to using electronic voting in state elections, it's not required for municipal elections, and small towns often resort to the age-old way of choosing leaders plain ole pencil and paper.
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ELECTION '09: Snafu inflates county vote totals (PA) Story Here Archive |
The Indiana Gazette. November 4, 2009 These totals are on the individual precinct sheets: Turnout in Blairsville 2
was 83 percent. East Mahoning had 88.1 percent. It gets better. Smicksburg, 97.3 percent; Shelocta, 103.3 percent; and
Cherryhill Township, 270.9 percent.
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Voting machine malfunctions after power surge (MA) Story Here Archive |
The Patriot Ledger. November 4, 2009. QUINCY — A power surge at Covenant Congregational Church caused a voting machine to malfunction about 5 p.m. Tuesday as voters were still filing into the Ward 3, Precinct 1 polling station.
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Votes still counted from Flushing Township precinct where electronic voting cards got damaged (MI) Story Here Archive |
Flint Journal. November 04, 2009. By Beata Mostafavi FLINT, Michigan — Except for the mystery involving damaged electronic voting cards from Flushing Township, everything appeared to go smoothly during Tuesday’s election.
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Glitches with voting machines cause problems in Cayuga County (NY) Story Here Archive |
The Post-Standard. November 4, 2009. By Charley Hannagan Auburn, NYVoters will learn later today the outcome of several close races in Cayuga County where glitches were reported with new voting machines.
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Madison County Voting Machines Impounded (NY) Story Here Archive |
Madison County Courier. November 4, 2009. By Martha E. Conway Elections inspectors in Bridgeport and the town of Stockbridge packed up and went home after the polls closed last night without reporting voting numbers. Elections officials say it’s happened before, but last night there was a bigger hitch. After the polls closed, Madison County’s voting machines were impounded.
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Fulton County machines break; court order issued (NY) Story Here Archive |
WSYR TV 9. November 4, 2009 Fulton County (WSYR-TV) – NewsChannel 9 has learned voting machines in Fulton County, which is a part of the 23rd Congressional District, have been impounded, after the machines were not working property, the Fulton County Board of Elections confirms.
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Voter turnout excedes expectations, causes problems at some locations (OH) Story Here Archive |
Chronicle-Telegram. November 4, 2009. Brad Dicken Another problem, he said, was misprinted signature books that contained information from the 2008 election. Throughout the county there were seven bad books, some containing only a few pages of old information. In other cases, an entire book contained outdated data, Candelario said.
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For voters, county maps were a source of confusion (IN) Story Here Archive |
WSBT News1. November 4, 2009. By John Paul Confusion played a role in Tuesday’s special election. Maps provided by the county that marked election polling places were a big reason why.
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Printing woes plague poll workers (MS) Story Here Archive |
The Natchez Democrat. November 4, 2009, By Emily Ham NATCHEZ — Printing woes on voting machines across the county delayed election results a bit Tuesday night, election officials said.
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Voters express mixed reviews of electronic voting machines (NY) Story Here Archive |
Watertown Daily Times. November 4, 2009. By ROBERT BRAUCHLE, TIMES STAFF WRITER From disdain to delight, north country voters expressed a variety of opinions about the new electronic voting machines used for the first time this year in Jefferson, Lewis and St. Lawrence counties.
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No ‘super’ glitches reported for new voting system (TX) Story Here Archive |
The Daily News. November 4, 2009. By T.J. Aulds Even with the expected light turnout for Tuesday’s election, casting ballots got off to a shaky start at some polling places in Galveston County.
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Texas withdraws voter registration systems from IBM contract Story Here Archive |
ComputerWorld. November 4, 2009. By Jaikumar Vijayan The Texas Secretary of State's office has pulled its voter registration systems out of an ongoing $863 million data center consolidation project being handled by IBM because of data security and disaster recoverability fears.
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Ogden, Weber County pretty sure one of them can't count ... ballots (UT) Story Here Archive |
Standard-Examiner. November 4, 2009. By Scott Schwebke (Standard-Examiner staff) OGDEN Weber County and Ogden officials are bickering over who is to blame for a lengthy delay in counting city ballots during Tuesday's general election.
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Election Night in Washtenaw County (MI) Story Here Archive |
The Ann Arbor Chronicle. November 4, 2009. By Mary Morgan County staff has been hearing all day from city and township clerks, who’ve reported that some ballots aren’t feeding into voting machines property, or aren’t being read. In Ann Arbor, for example, in several precincts there’s a one-ballot discrepancy between the machine count and the actual number of ballots. That count has to be resolved before delivering results to the county.
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Problems with voting machines in Mercer (NJ) Story Here Archive |
NJ.com. November 4, 2009. By Meir Rinde TRENTON — Some votes cast in Tuesday’s election did not appear in initial tallies by the county clerk last night, affecting official vote totals in ten municipalities.
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Voting machine crash adds drama to council election in Corning's First Ward (NY) Story Here Archive |
Star Gazette. November 4, 2009. By Jeff Murray It could be weeks before residents in Corning's First Ward know who will represent them on the Corning City Council, thanks to a faulty voting machine.
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UPDATE: Seven voting machines in Erie County uncounted (PA) Story Here Archive |
GoErie.com. November 4, 2009. By Kevin Flowers Erie County election officials have discovered seven voting machines whose vote totals are not currently included in the county's unofficial vote count for Tuesday's municipal election, a situation that could affect the tight race for Erie County executive.
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Glitch stalls Ogden vote tabulation (UT) Story Here Archive |
Deseret News. November 4, 2009. By Joseph M. Dougherty Ogden officials are blaming slow reports of votes in Tuesday's election on a breakdown in tabulation equipment.
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