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.
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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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Parish by parish list of voter machine problems called in by viewers Story Here Archive |
WWL-TV 02 November 2004 Here is a list of voter machine problems that have been called in by viewers.
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Registration challenges, machine breakdowns among impediments to voting Story Here Archive |
ANICK JESDANUN, Associated Press Writer 02 November 2004 Voters grappled with partisan challenges to their registrations, broken equipment and other troubles Tuesday as legions of lawyers, election-rights activists and computer scientists watched for signs of voter disenfranchisement.
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Phila. D.A.: No planted votes; machine counters misread Story Here Archive |
L. Stuart Ditzen Philadelphia Inquirer 02 November 2004 Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne M. Abraham today refuted reports that 2,000 votes had been "planted" on voting machines at several polling places.
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Election notebook: Voting in the dark Story Here Archive |
KHOU-TV 02 November 2004 From 11 News Staff Reports
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Early voter turnout heavy; few problems cited Story Here Archive |
Jerry Mitchell Mississippi Clarion-Ledger 02 November 2004 Rain over much of Mississippi did little to dampen voter turnout this morning, with record turnout reported across the state.
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Lawsuit filed in Toledo over absentee ballots; a few polling problems reported Story Here Archive |
CONNIE MABIN Associated Press 02 November 2004 A woman sued elections officials Tuesday on behalf of Ohio voters who claim they did not receive their absentee ballots on time, seeking permission for them to be able to cast provisional ballots at the polls.
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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.
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Early voting problems reported around New Orleans Story Here Archive |
KLFY-TV and 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.
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Frustrated voters wait long lines due to equipment failure Story Here Archive |
By Mark Garay KTRK-TV 02 November 2004 (11/02/04 - HOUSTON) ? E-machines were supposed to make voting go smoothly in Harris County, but it's been anything but at one polling site in southeast Houston.
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Officials say some voting problems reported in Mississippi Story Here Archive |
HOLBROOK MOHR Associated Press 02 November 2004 JACKSON, Miss. - Some early voters at a Hattiesburg precinct were wrongly informed Tuesday they couldn't vote if they were wearing clothing promoting the University of Southern Mississippi, election officials said.
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Wet Ballots Found, Rejected By Voting Machines Story Here Archive |
WKMG-TV 02 November 2004 SANFORD, Fla. Several hundred ballots in Seminole County, Fla., mysteriously got wet and were rejected by voting machines Tuesday, according to Local 6 News.
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Big turnout, a few trouble spots, mark election day Story Here Archive |
JENNIFER DIXON, JACK KRESNAK and JEWEL GOPWANI Detroit Free Press 02 November 2004 Lines were long - but voters for the most part were long on patience - as Michiganders headed to the polls on a rain-soaked morning.
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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.
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Twiggs voters face problems at polls Story Here Archive |
Jason Hobbs The Courier Herald 02 November 2004 JEFFERSONVILLE - Twiggs County voters arrived at the polls today to find they could not cast their votes on the computerized voting machines.
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NEW: Voting problems minor, but frustrating Story Here Archive |
Tracy Idell Hamilton San Antonio Express News 02 November 2004 Uncharged batteries in several touch-screen voting machines hampered early morning voting at a southeast Bexar County precinct for about two hours today, officials said.
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Batteries in several Broward County voting machines die Story Here Archive |
Aaron Deslatte, Gannett News Service 02 November 2004 TALLAHASSEE - Several touch-screen voting machines in Broward County malfunctioned this morning when their batteries went dead, but the Florida Secretary of State's office said no votes were lost.The machines went dark just after 9 a.m., in the middle of the morning rush to cast votes.
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Snohomish County voters report problems with electronic voting machines Story Here Archive |
KING Staff 02 November 2004 SEATTLE - Voters in at least four polling precincts in Snohomish County said they have encountered problems with the electronic voting machines.
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E-voting problems reported as election gets under way Story Here Archive |
Paul Roberts, IDG News Service 02 November 2004 Reports of problems with electronic voting technology cropped up across the country Tuesday, including the key states of Pennsylvania and Ohio, as millions of U.S. citizens flooded polling places for the country's presidential election.
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