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Long lines, no ballots for some.    Story Here  Archive
By Will Evans and Christina Jewett, Sacramento Bee Staff Writers. 03 November 2004
Lawsuits, lines and lost ballots marred voting in some states Tuesday, but in Sacramento County, elections officials reported a different problem: Not enough ballots.

Problems scattered at busy polls    Story Here  Archive
The Courier-Journal By Kay Stewart and Laura Bauer. November 3, 2004
A heavy stream of voters withstood a steady rain, long lines and a few problems to cast their ballots yesterday in Kentucky and Southern Indiana.

E-Voting Tests Get Failing Grade    Story Here  Archive
Kim Zetter WiredNews 02 November 2004
In 1996, a federal testing lab responsible for evaluating voting systems in the United States examined the software for a new electronic voting machine made by I-Mark Systems of Omaha, Nebraska.

A Vote for Open-Source Voting Machines    Story Here  Archive
Philip H. Albert LinuxInsider 02 November 2004
Open-source programs can be more secure because the code is visible and it speaks for itself in most cases. Thus, we can rely on the code and don't have to rely on its author. Tampering with the code is easy to detect and the nature and biases of the tamperer can be clearly identified.

Lines long, voting smooth in S. Florida    Story Here  Archive
MARTIN MERZER, ERIKA BOLSTAD AND LUISA YANEZ Miami Herald 02 NOvember 2004
Millions of Floridians began playing their crucial roles in the electoral drama of 2004 today as virtually all precincts opened on time in Miami-Dade and Broward counties and voting proceeded with relative efficiency across the state.

Pols, Don't Count on Recounts    Story Here  Archive
Kim Zetter WiredNews 02 November 2004
When candidates start demanding recounts in the aftermath of Tuesday's election, many will make an unsettling discovery: In the districts that used electronic voting machines there won't be a way to conduct a meaningful recount.

Long Lines, Scattered Problems Greet Voters    Story Here  Archive
Robert Thomson Washington Post 02 November 2004
Voters crowded polling places this morning as Election Day began in the Washington region.

Few problems reported as Broward vote continues    Story Here  Archive
Mike Turnbell et al., Orlando Sentinel 02 November 2004
Several glitches were reported in Broward County on Tuesday as voters flocked to the polls in what looks like record numbers.

Glitch Forces Recount Of 13,000 Ballots In Central Florida    Story Here  Archive
WKMG-TV 02 November 2004
ORLANDO, Fla. A glitch in a voting machine at an early polling place in Volusia County, Fla., is forcing election officials to recount about 13,000 ballots, according to Local 6 News.

Ballot glitch has wrong candidates' names on Richmond ballot    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
RICHMOND, Va. (AP) Some Election Day voting glitches already have been reported as the wrong names appeared on the ballot in one Richmond precinct.

Presidential Votes Miscast on E-Voting Machines Across the Country    Story Here  Archive
Kansas City infoZine 02 November 2004
Voters from at least half a dozen states reported that touch-screen voting machines had incorrectly recorded their choices, including for president.

Early problems at some NYC polling places    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
NEW YORK (AP) ? Voters formed long lines at polling places around the city on a mild and sunny Tuesday, only to be frustrated by late openings, broken down machines and insufficient or inadequately trained staff at some locations.

Lines, malfunctions as city votes    Story Here  Archive
By William Murphy NewsDay 02 November 2004
Long lines, machine malfunctions and a Board of Elections telephone snafu marked early morning voting in the city today.

Voters confront switched congressional districts    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
Early voters in one city precinct cast ballots Tuesday in the wrong congressional race until the error was discovered and the correct ballot was entered into voting machines.

Local Turnout Could Surpass 70 Percent    Story Here  Archive
WLKY-32 02 November 2004
LOUISVILLE Voter turnout may reach the 70-to-72 percent that has been projected locally, a Jefferson County Board of Elections spokeswoman said Tuesday.

Early voting problems reported in and around New Orleans    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
NEW ORLEANS (AP) ? Long lines greeted early voters when polls opened at 6 a.m. in New Orleans and it didn't take long for reports of problems to begin surfacing in the city, which is having to restage a juvenile court race because of voting machines not being delivered in time for the Sept. 18 elections

Some Richmond voters in Scott-Sears race get wrong ballots    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
RICHMOND ? Early voters in a city precinct cast ballots today in the wrong congressional race until the error was discovered and the correct ballot was entered into one of the voting machines.

Machine Problems Delay Voting In Cincinnati Suburb    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 november 2004
Officials say problems with voting machines delayed the start of voting for up to an hour this morning at a suburban Cincinnati precinct.

Early voting problems reported around New Orleans    Story Here  Archive
Associated Press 02 November 2004
NEW ORLEANS By the time polls opened at 6 a-m in New Orleans, long lines of voters awaited election workers. It didn't take too long after that for problems to surface with some voting machines.

Posted today: Roanoke votes electronically, relatively lawyer-free    Story Here  Archive
Todd Jackson Roanoke Times 02 November 2004
Roanokers went to the polls to vote in the 2004 presidential election on new electronic machines Tuesday, and many stood in line for 15 minutes to a half hour to cast their ballots.

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