Paper trails, Voter IDs, and election machines
Submitted by jsebes on April 17, 2008 - 4:57pm. PST
I wanted to call attention to another fine article in the "Freedom to Tinker" blog, this one by Dan Wallach.
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Another Voter ID Spud from Florida
Submitted by gmiller on February 7, 2008 - 5:10pm. PST
Confusion. Why does it seem to always cloud polling places? Kenneth Hoffman, an educated, informed Florida businessman and registered voter relays a story to me through an e-Mail list he and I participate on, that I want to pass along here with his unbridled permission.
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Voter Identification: A Politically Hot Tater-Tot
Submitted by gmiller on February 5, 2008 - 11:03pm. PST
Part of the ecosystem of next generation voting technology certainly concerns voter registration. And then along the procees chain comes the "check in" of voters to vote (regardless of where or how they vote ...absentee by mail, in person, or apparently over the Internet for some over-seas, etc.) ...in other words, verifying the person is the person they claim as listed on the Register and entitled to a ballot.
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From the Blog
Denver Goes "Back to Paper" -- Sort Of
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