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OK to clear data from voting machines Story Here Archive |
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The New Mexico secretary of state Wednesday gave the green light to county clerks to clear November election data from voting machines - despite a pending dispute over the accuracy of presidential race results. |
Whatcom joins 5 other 'mail vote only' counties Story Here Archive |
BELLINGHAM Whatcom County has joined the very short list of Washington counties where voting is done only by mail. |
County goes vote-by-mail Story Here Archive |
Poll voting is no more in Whatcom County. |
Ohio Secretary of State responds to Conyers? letters on Ohio voting irregularities Story Here Archive |
In a terse, one line statement, the office of Republican Ohio Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell responded to a RAW STORY inquiry on the 102-page report on Ohio voting problems prepared by the Democratic staff of the House Judiciary Committee. |
Conyers to Blackwell: This is your response to first electoral challenge in state?s history? Story Here Archive |
In response to an attack by Ohio Republican Secretary of State J. Kenneth Blackwell on the motivation of Rep. John Conyers? (D-Mich.) investigation into Ohio voting irregularities, Conyers expressed his frustration in a brief email to RAW STORY Thursday evening. |
Union supervisor not so sure. Story Here Archive |
Union County Supervisor of Elections Barbara "Babs" Montpetit is not sure the county would benefit from such changes. "We're already paying four times what we used to for elections," said Montpetit. |
Consolidation plan eliminates 127 voting precincts Story Here Archive |
A consolidation plan that eliminates 127 voting precincts and saves approximately $175,000 was unanimously approved Wednesday by the Luzerne County Board of Elections. |
Sham Recount Process on Diebold E-voting Machines Story Here Archive |
Berkeley, CA - A close proposition referendum will come under court examination in a case that highlights major problems with conducting a recount using Diebold electronic voting machines. Berkeley Measure R, the Patient's Access to Medical Cannabis Act of 2004, lost by only 191 votes after the regular election on November 2, 2004. Under the law, the proponents were entitled to seek a recount, which they did. |
Board wants out of vote machine contract Story Here Archive |
The Athens County Board of Elections is discussing electronic voting machines again, but this time is hoping that the county won't be forced to purchase any of them. |
Election Irregularities In Snohomish County WA Story Here Archive |
Port Ludlow, WA. Jan. 6, 2005. VotersUnite.Org announces the release of a new report completed by Paul R. Lehto, Attorney at Law, and Dr. Jeffrey Hoffman, Ph.D. The report summarizes the results of their detailed study of the general election in Snohomish County, Washington. Based on weeks of work, during which they pored over thousands of documents obtained in open records requests from Snohomish County, the report reveals evidence of irregularities that strongly suggest the possibility of electronic voting machine fraud. |
New state elections director appointed Story Here Archive |
Marquez has worked for six years for Automated Election Services, a company in Rio Rancho that provides elections-related products including voting machines, ballots and software. He is a former elections director in the McKinley County clerk's office. |
Water damages 100 voting machines in Gaston County Story Here Archive |
GASTONIA - Water from a malfunctioning toilet may have destroyed 100 of Gaston County's 339 voting machines, causing about $500,000 damage over the weekend. |
No electronic voting for Ohio Story Here Archive |
COLUMBUS - Ohio is abandoning electronic voting in favor of lower-tech, lower-cost optical-scan equipment, Secretary of State Ken Blackwell announced today. |
N.M. OK to clear data from voting machines. Story Here Archive |
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The New Mexico secretary of state Wednesday gave the green light to county clerks to clear November election data from voting machines - despite a pending dispute over the accuracy of presidential race results. |
Election panel debates ?fraud? Story Here Archive |
The Davidson County Election Commission is debating whether to forward potential cases of perjury or election fraud during the November presidential election to District Attorney General Torry Johnson?s office. |
Department of State to examine voting machines Story Here Archive |
The Pennsylvania Department of State will examine electronic voting systems in three counties, including Greene, after receiving a petition questioning whether the systems may be susceptible to fraud or malfunctions. |
Judge to decide Perry County election challenge Story Here Archive |
NEW LEXINGTON A judge hopes to decide by the end of the month whether a challenge to Larry Householder's election as Perry County auditor is valid. |
Commentary: Poll reform Story Here Archive |
2004 fiasco highlights need for changes before, during and after Election Day in New Mexico |
Secretaries of state to debate call for making post nonpartisan Story Here Archive |
COLUMBUS, Ohio - States' top elections officials, accused of playing partisan politics, are hearing calls for changing the nature of their office. |
Lawsuit Over Ohio Voting Dropped Story Here Archive |
COLUMBUS, Ohio - Three dozen voters challenging the presidential election results in the Ohio Supreme Court asked to their lawsuit Tuesday, saying it is moot with last week's certification of the electoral vote and the upcoming inauguration. |
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