Daily Voting News For 30 January 2009
Sunday, 1 February 2009, 5:55 pm
Column: John Gideon
Daily Voting News For 30 January
2009
Guest Blogged by John Gideon
of VotersUnite.org
The new Hillsborough Co Florida elections
boss has saved the county $500,000 by going to
Premier/Diebold and making them a deal they could not
refuse. Of course with the problems the county had last Nov
with uncounted ballots and memory card failures, Diebold
should have returned all of the money the county has spent
on their voting system and taken the machines
back....
National: Psychosomatic
voter ID fears cured LINKFlorida:
Hillsborough County - County Elections Boss Saves Office
$500,000 LINKMinnesota: Virgil
Swing: Pondering the merits of instant-runoff voting LINKMinnesota:
Coleman's side counterattacks After being accused of
shifting positions on absentee ballots, Franken did the
same, it was argued. LINK
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Minnesota: Senate
trial focuses on absentee processing A Ramsey County
elections official said he believes numerous ballots that
were mistakenly rejected remain uncounted. LINKMinnesota:
'Slow-Motion Comedy Show': Days 4 & 5 of the
Coleman/Franken U.S. Senate Election Contest in MN LINKNew Jersey:
Expert: Voting Machines Easily Altered LINKNew York: The
Last Transparent Democratic Electoral System in the United
States of America Cannot Be Allowed to Perish LINKOhio: Legacy of a
Swindle Part I: How Ohio Lawsuits Sought to Bring Crimes to
Light LINKOklahoma: Extend
voter times but leave ID rule out LINKTexas: Texas
Republicans Still Carrying Torch for Contrived Vote Fraud
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