Daily Voting News For February 19, 2008
Wednesday, 20 February 2008, 3:11 pm
Article: John Gideon
Daily Voting News For February 19,
2008
Daily Voting News For February 19,
2008
Guest Blogged by John
Gideon of VotersUnite.org
Yesterday,
in a closed meeting of the Fort Bend County Elections
Commission commissioners accepted the resignation of the
county Election Administrator, J.R. Perez. According to a
member of the commission Perez was going to be asked to
tender his resignation anyway. Perez is another hero
election administrator who has lost his job because he has
taken a position against the use of paperless voting
machines. In this case Perez has argued that the continued
use of the county’s Hart Intercivic ESlate Direct
Recording Electronic voting machines would cause long lines
and disenfranchise voters during the states March 4 primary.
Perez, instead, argued for paper ballots. Thank you J.R.
Perez....
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Nominating System is a Whole Lot Better than the Argument
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California: Los
Angeles County - Bowen to the Rescue: CA's SoS Calls on L.A.
County Registrar to Count Thousands of Still-Uncounted Super
Tuesday Ballots LINKColorado: New
tests clear some voting devices LINKColorado: Mesa
County - Report: Voting machines not 100% usable LINKFlorida: Sarasota
County – Sarasota Soda – A Brief Sip LINKNew Jersey:
Trenton must merge various election days LINKNew Mexico: Vote
2008: Party to study caucus woes State chairman aims to
determine why voters rolls incomplete LINKNew Mexico:
Handwritten Ballots Mark Tight N.M. Vote LINKNew York: New
York City - Elections Board Could Face Grilling Over Primary
Numbers LINKNew York: New
York City - Civic Group Calls for Voting Investigation LINKOhio: Union
County - Paper-ballot lawsuit dismissed Judge nixes Union
County's challenge to Brunner's order LINKPennsylvania:
Editorial - State officials need to ensure that voting
machines produce a paper trail LINKPennsylvania:
Centre County - Study: Touch screen voting systems may be
unreliable LINKPennsylvania:
Lackawanna County - Commissioners favor e-vote machines,
despite protest LINKTexas: Dallas
County - Polling places are ready for Dallas-Fort Worth's
early-voting stampede LINKTexas: El Paso
County - Voters urged to cast ballot early LINKTexas: Fort Bend
County - Texas Election Official Pushed Out of Job After
Warning of Concerns With County E-Voting System LINKVirginia:
'American Flag Waved, Vote Recorded Accurately!,' Says
Charlottesville, VA Election Website LINKVirginia:
Bottlenecks At The Polls A historic turnout creates long
waits for many Arlington voters. LINKVirginia: Fairfax
County - To Avoid Jams, More Voting Machines Sought LINKVirginia: Fairfax
County - Officials request new election equipment in Fairfax
LINKWisconsin: DREs
Lose Round Two LINKWisconsin:
Senator Kohl Calls for Audit of Polling Places LINKWisconsin:
Polling Place Problems During Wisconsin Primary LINK ** "Daily
Voting News" is meant as a comprehensive listing of reports
each day concerning issues related to election and voting
news around the country regardless of quality or political
slant. Therefore, items listed in "Daily Voting News" may
not reflect the opinions of VotersUnite.Org or Scoop.
**
************* John Gideon
Executive Director www.votersunite.org
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