California Rejects E-Voting

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edited April 2004 in Science & Tech
Election commissioners urge investigation, possible action against Diebold. California election officials have recommended decertifying an electronic voting machine that caused problems during the March U.S. presidential primary elections and launching an investigation of its manufacturer, Diebold Election Systems, for possible criminal conduct.
The recommendation was issued Thursday by the California Voting Systems and Procedures Panel after two days of meetings in Sacramento, the state capital. The recommendation goes next to California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley. He is expected to decide by April 30 whether to withdraw the machines before the November 2004 U.S. presidential election.
Source: PCWorld
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