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Friday, February 13, 2004
 
There's been a lot written about concerns potential fraud with touchscreen voting machines, as many do not have a paper ballot back-up, and the fact that the head of the top company that makes those machines recently sent a fundraising letter out saying that he would do everything he could to give Bush Ohio's electoral votes. The concern, of course, is that, without a paper backup, someone with access can change the vote totals electronically and no one would ever know.

So now I see that Florida has made this ruling:

The Department of State has notified elections supervisors that touchscreen ballots don't have to be included during manual recounts because there is no question about how voters intended to vote.


- posted by Joshua @ 3:19 PM
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