Touch-screen voting will be reviewed (MO) Story Here Archive |
Stephen Deere ST. LOUIS POST-DISPATCH 09 November 2006 Now that the votes have been tallied, St. Louis County election officials and voter rights advocates will begin counting the number of problems voters had casting them.
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Three counties wrestled with voting miscues (TX) Story Here Archive |
Mike Anderson Waco Tribune-Herald 09 November 2006 At least three Central Texas counties hit snags in the voting process Tuesday night, but apparently none of the problems were related to newly required voting machines rolled out last year.
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County to investigate voting problems (PA) Story Here Archive |
Dave Pidgeon Lancaster Intelligencer Journal 09 November 2006 LANCASTER COUNTY, PA - The day after a third of Lancaster County’s 232 polling stations experienced malfunctions, the county chief clerk of elections said an assessment of what went wrong would start next week.
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City election panel blames delays on software glitches (CO) Story Here Archive |
Ann Imse And Laura Frank Rocky Mountain News 09 November 2006 Tens of thousands of Denver voters stood in lines for hours on Election Day because of glitches in new, barely tested custom software for checking voter registration, according to the election commission's technology chief, Anthony Rainey.
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Voting machine glitches statewide delay results (KY) Story Here |
Greg Kocher Lexington Herald-Leader 09 November 2006 Some county officials were particularly groggy yesterday, having received only a few hours' sleep after enduring Tuesday's election night problems.
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Finger-pointing begins over slow vote tabulation (IL) Story Here Archive |
Rob Olmstead Chicago Daily Herald 09 November 2006 It wasn’t overt, but the Cook County clerk’s office and its contractor Sequoia Voting Systems subtly began positioning each other Wednesday to take the fall for the dismally slow tabulation of suburban votes for the second election in a row.
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Paper problems jam up electronic voting (CA) Story Here Archive |
RICHARD K. DE ATLEY The Press-Enterprise 09 November 2006 Inland-area voters waited for hours at some polling places before they could cast ballots, the delays blamed Wednesday on a long list of candidates and initiatives that ate up both voter time and printer paper on electronic voting machines.
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Results slowed by machine trouble (ME) Story Here Archive |
COLIN HICKEY Morning Sentinel 09 November 2006 WATERVILLE City Clerk Arlene Strahan went to bed at 2 a.m. Wednesday, 18 hours after she started her Election Day duties in Waterville.
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Second time not the charm for new voting equipment (IL) Story Here Archive |
BY KATE N. GROSSMAN Chicago Sun-Times 09 November 2006 New voting equipment flopped again in suburban Cook County on Tuesday, just as it did during its March debut, prompting county officials to launch an investigation.
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Waiting for results (AR) Story Here Archive |
Jennifer Turner The Benton County Daily Record 09 November 2006 Possible errors in reporting stalled the Benton County Election Commission’s attempt to verify election results Wednesday.
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Two Hazleton area voters file complaints about new machines (PA) Story Here Archive |
JENNIFER LEARN-ANDES Times-Leader 09 November 2006 Two Hazleton-area residents have filed official complaints concerning problems they say they encountered with Luzerne County’s new electronic voting machines.
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Paper ballots to back up machines (PA) Story Here Archive |
TRIBUNE-REVIEW By Rich Cholodofsky November 9, 2006 Paper ballots will be available at each of Westmoreland County's 306 voting precincts in future elections, county officials said Wednesday.
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Bibb voting glitches nothing out of the ordinary, Carr says (GA) Story Here Archive |
The Telegraph By Jennifer Burk November 9, 2006 Tuesday's election had its glitches, but Macon-Bibb County Elections Supervisor Elaine Carr said it was nothing out of the ordinary.
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Voting Glitch in Fairfax (VA) Story Here Archive |
Lauren Glendenning The Connection Newspaper 09 November 2006 A glitch with some of the City of Fairfax’s voting machines on Election Day could raise questions during the expected recount pending for Virginia’s U.S. Senate race.
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Ritter victorious, voters struggle (CO) Story Here Archive |
Denver Post by Mike McPhee 08 November 2006 Democrat Bill Ritter has been elected Colorado's next governor, ending an eight-year Republican rule. With early returns coming in, Ritter scored heavily in the Republican bastions of Jefferson, Arapahoe and Larimer counties, all of which voted for President Bush two years ago.
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'Daily Voting News' For November 8, 2006 Story Here |
John Gideon A collection of articles from local and national media that cover voting issues
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Sharp voting machines have problems (AR) Story Here Archive |
GuardOnline.com By Larry Stroud, Guard Associate Editor November 8, 2006 Delay was winning the Sharp County election most of the evening Tuesday. No, not Gunner Delay, the GOP candidate for state attorney general. The “delay” that was winning was an actual delay, defined by Webster’s II New Collegiate Dictionary as “to cause to be detained (detain is defined as ‘to keep from proceeding’).”
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Dozens of voters complain about glitch (FL) Story Here Archive |
Herald Tribune STAFF REPORT 08 November 2006 SARASOTA Of all the voting problems in Sarasota County, the largest may prove to be an undervote in the closest race of all: the 13th Congressional contest between Republican Vern Buchanan and Democrat Christine Jennings.
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Jennings lawyer expects 'unprecedented' challenges in recount (FL) Story Here Archive |
Herald Tribune By DOUG SWORD 08 November 2006 Voters’ complaints that Sarasota County’s touchscreen machines did not accurately count their votes were not adequately addressed before Tuesday’s election, an attorney for Democrat Christine Jennings said.
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County searches for misplaced voting machine memory cards Story Here Archive |
WTHR 13 Eyewitness News; Rich Van Wyk 08 November 2006 Indianapolis - Thousands of votes cast on scores of Marion County voting machines are missing in action because poll workers didn't turn them in to be counted. The uncounted results could change the outcome of four local races.
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