Daily Voting News For April 13, 2007

A press release from the office of Sen. Bob Menendez (D-NJ) begins; “In the wake of a news report that the Election Assistance Commission altered its findings to overstate the pervasiveness of voter fraud, U.S. Senator Robert Menendez (D-NJ) today asked the Senate Rules and Administration Committee to look into the matter. Menendez has written Committee Chairwoman Sen. Diane Feinstein (D-CA), expressing his concern over the revelations and asking her to examine the process by which the EAC report was produced. Menendez maintains that the use of the EAC to advance a political agenda is a blow to the integrity of the electoral system and that an investigation into the motivations behind the panel's report is warranted.”...

• NAtional: Sen. Menendez Asks Committee To Examine Altered Voter Fraud Report LINK
• National: Sen. Menendez Asks Sen. Feinstein To Investigate The EAC LINK
• National: Feinstein and Durbin Seek Response from EAC Regarding Allegations of Altered or Delayed Studies LINK
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• National: Sequoia WinEDS Does Not Comply With 2002 Voting System Standards LINK
• National: Pending Election Reform in Congress Doesn't Give Citizens Right to Sue LINK
• National: Election officials predict chaos, protest reform bill LINK
• National: It's a Good Thing PFAW Isn't Supporting Anti-Smoking Legislation LINK
• National: Don't trust online voting, speaker says MIT prof keynoting Usenix is seriously underwhelmed LINK
• National: Tall Tale of Voter Fraud Unravels: Voting Rights & Election News LINK
• California: San Diego County - No. 2 hired for county voter office LINK
• California: San Diego County - Michael Vu Hired As County's Assistant Registrar Of Voters LINK
• California: San Diego County – Boo Who Vu? LINK
• California: Nevada County Clerk working for City of Rio Vista LINK
• Florida: Pembroke Pines - Pines ponders mail-in voting Pembroke Pines and state legislators are considering ways to allow mail-in voting for city offices. LINK
• Florida: Sarasota County - Stones Unturned: Gaps in the Investigation of Sarasota's Disputed Congressional Election LINK
• Illinois: Officials brace for slew of races LINK
• Mississippi: Harrison County - Sec. Of State, Party Leaders Weigh In On Touch Screen Voting LINK
• Mississippi: Harrison Co. decides to dump touch screen voting machines LINK
• Mississippi: Harrison County decides to return to paper ballots LINK
• New Jersey: Polls still off-limits to disabled LINK
• New Jersey: Ocean County - Voting machine critics urge use of paper method LINK
• New York: Council eschews touch screen voting - Unanimously votes to replace lever voting machines with paper ballots LINK
• Pennsylvania: Court keeps alive lawsuit over Pa.'s electronic voting machines LINK
• Pennsylvania: Rare Court Victory for Opponents of Electronic Vote-Counting Machines with No Paper Trail LINK
• Pennsylvania: Press Release - Secretary Cortes Provides Facts Regarding Banfield Objection Ruling; Voting Systems Work Well in Pennsylvania LINK

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