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Parish by parish list of voter machine problems called in by viewers Story Here Archive |
Here is a list of voter machine problems that have been called in by viewers. |
Phila. D.A.: No planted votes; machine counters misread Story Here Archive |
Philadelphia District Attorney Lynne M. Abraham today refuted reports that 2,000 votes had been "planted" on voting machines at several polling places. |
Election notebook: Voting in the dark Story Here Archive |
From 11 News Staff Reports |
Early voting problems reported around New Orleans Story Here Archive |
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. |
Frustrated voters wait long lines due to equipment failure Story Here Archive |
(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. |
Wet Ballots Found, Rejected By Voting Machines Story Here Archive |
SANFORD, Fla. Several hundred ballots in Seminole County, Fla., mysteriously got wet and were rejected by voting machines Tuesday, according to Local 6 News. |
Twiggs voters face problems at polls Story Here Archive |
JEFFERSONVILLE - Twiggs County voters arrived at the polls today to find they could not cast their votes on the computerized voting machines. |
Batteries in several Broward County voting machines die Story Here Archive |
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. |
Snohomish County voters report problems with electronic voting machines Story Here Archive |
SEATTLE - Voters in at least four polling precincts in Snohomish County said they have encountered problems with the electronic voting machines. |
New touch-screen voting machines present problems in Culpeper, Westmoreland Story Here Archive |
The large turnout created problems with new touch-screen voting machines in Culpeper and Westmoreland counties. |
Computer Glitches Delay Voting in Low Country Story Here Archive |
Beaufort County voters began hitting the polls early, but many had to wait quite a while before casting their ballot. "A lot of standing in line, long lines, machines broke down," said voter Mark Fawcett. "That held it up for 30 minutes or so. The lines are moving but they're slow." |
All eyes on e-voting as voters get touchy Story Here Archive |
Before tens of millions of voters hit the polls, the electronic-voting industry already has declared touch-screen voting a success. "Returns suggest nothing but the accurate and secure operation of electronic voting machines," said Harris N. Miller, president of the Information Technology Association of America. |
As voting begins, first reports of technical troubles, late openings Story Here Archive |
Polling places experienced scattered problems early today as legions of lawyers, election-rights activists and computer scientists watched, particularly in battleground states, for any trouble that could disenfranchise voters. |
Technical problems thwart some S.C. voters Story Here Archive |
COLUMBIA, S.C. - Cloudy skies across South Carolina and rain in the Upstate did not thwart voters early Tuesday as long lines formed at precincts statewide, but a smattering of problems with new electronic voting machines caused frustration and delays. |
Indiana voters turn out early despite rain Story Here Archive |
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Indiana voters braved morning rain Tuesday to cast their ballots, waiting in long lines at some precincts, perhaps driven by the tight race for governor. |
Registration challenges, machine breakdowns among impediments to voting Story Here Archive |
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. |
Early voter turnout heavy; few problems cited Story Here Archive |
Rain over much of Mississippi did little to dampen voter turnout this morning, with record turnout reported across the state. |
Lawsuit filed in Toledo over absentee ballots; a few polling problems reported Story Here Archive |
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. |
Officials say some voting problems reported in Mississippi Story Here Archive |
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. |
Big turnout, a few trouble spots, mark election day Story Here Archive |
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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