Daily Voting News For April 27, 2007

Yesterday we provided a link to an opinion piece by Dr. David Dill of Stanford University and Verified Voting. Dr. Dill gave his opinion on why he supports HR-811. Today I have provided you a link to Dr. Dill’s article as posted to OpEdNews and a counter opinion from Nancy Tobi of Democracy for New Hampshire. Read them both and make up your own mind. ...

• NAtional: Point - It's Time to Outlaw Paperless Electronic Voting in the US LINK
• National: CounterPoint - Rebuttal to Dill's support of the HR 811 Trojan Horse LINK
• National: Democratic EAC Commissioner Responds to Request by 'Voter Fraud' Report Author to Have Gag-Order Lifted LINK
• National: Will Voting Reforms Discourage Minority Voting? LINK
• California: San Mateo County - E-voting receives good marks Human error, not machines, caused most problems, report says LINK
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• Florida: EAC Interferes With Florida Decision To Rid the State of Touch-Screen DRE Voting Systems LINK
• Florida: Senate passes election reforms, but House support is waning LINK
• Florida: State senate approves elections package LINK
• Florida: Senate passes bill with voting machine money, earlier primary LINK
• Indiana: Hamilton County - Officials trust new voting machines LINK
• Massachusetts: Shrewsbury - Voting machines to be unveiled LINK
• New York: Urgent Action Alert from New Yorkers for Verified Voting LINK
• Ohio: Brunner says communication is key LINK
• Washington: King County - King County, WA May Buy Diebold Tabulators As New Election Director Pronounces Them 'The Solution With Least Amount of Risk' LINK

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John Gideon
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