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Daily Voting News For November 6, 2008

Friday, 7 November 2008, 10:23 am
Column: John Gideon

Daily Voting News For November 6, 2008

Guest Blogged by John Gideon of VotersUnite.org

Tabulating is still going on around the country and there are a lot of reports of problems with memory cards, software that is slow, over use of provisional ballots, voting system failures that have resulted in voting machines being locked-up, e-poll book errors and other issues. When appropriate I have included the voting system vendor....

National: E-voting machines, registration databases have a mixed Tuesday LINK

Arizona: Pima County - 80,000 Pima ballots may still be uncounted LINK

California: Opinion - Secretary of state's Web site let us down LINK

California: Santa Clara County - More touch-screen machines malfunction [Sequoia Edge DREs] LINK

California: Ventura County - Provisional ballots confuse voters LINK

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California: Ventura County - At least 86,000 ballots still not counted; some races left hanging LINK

Colorado: Boulder County’s counting crawls on Explanation for ‘paper dust’ still elusive [Hart eScan] LINK

Florida: Vote software is under fire [Premier/Diebold] LINK

Florida: Hillsborough County – Editorial - Call in federal help LINK

Florida: Hillsborough To Resume Tabulating Votes Today LINK

Georgia: Chambliss, Martin gear up for expected runoff LINK

Iowa: Computer glitch slows Scott County vote reporting [Diebold memory card failures] LINK

Indiana: Early voting might have eased polling place jam at Northside Middle School LINK

Indiana: Wayne County - County's count last in state Glitch delays Wayne election results until after midnight [ES&S] LINK

Kentucky: Hand Counting Ballots In Kenton Co. Complete [Hart eSlate] LINK

Maine: Officials to push for early voting in Maine LINK

Minnesota: Undecided Minnesota Senate Race Used Machines that Flunked Accuracy Tests LINK

Minnesota: E-Voting Machines Used in Disputed Franken, Coleman Race Failed Tests LINK

Mississippi: Editorial - Mississippi Needs ‘Early Voting’ LINK

Mississippi: Voting problems still unresolved Machines switching votes are among issues cited LINK

Nevada: Registrar: No Washoe County votes lost due to malfunction LINK

Ohio: Brunner scolds Franklin County for glitch [voter data base problems caused voters to vote on provisional ballots] LINK

Ohio: Lucas County - Paper ballots hold up Lucas County results Staff spends an all-nighter feeding votes into scanners LINK

Pennsylvania: Northumberland County - Voting machines under lock, key Hardware glitch causes problem [Diebold/Premier TSx] LINK

South Carolina: Election numbers point to problems Spartanburg County: Poll workers’ tallies, machines in question LINK

Texas: Williamson County - Ballot glitch didn't affect outcome, Williamson spokeswoman says LINK

Virginia: Chesapeake's electronic poll books were voting-delay villains [Diebold/Premier E-Poll Book] LINK

Washington: Pierce County - Slow going for local counting County blames ranked-choice voting for lines at polls, delayed results LINK

West Virginia: Marion County - Software problem election issue Officials unhappy about time needed to resolve matter [ES&S] 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
Co-Executive Director VotersUnite.Org
www.votersunite.org

"To encourage citizen ownership of transparent, participatory democracy."
The Creekside Declaration
March 22, 2008

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