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Showing 1-9 of 9 results foundCalifornia scrutinizes Diebold e-voting
December 21, 2005 Memory cards present security concerns that require additional evaluation, state officials say.Voting panel grills Diebold
April 21, 2004 The elections systems vendor comes under fierce questioning the day after a staff report for the California secretary of state charged it with breaking state elections law.California voting machine called into question
November 5, 2003 A state committee tables certification of Diebold's new touch-screen voting machine pending an investigation of uncertified software allegedly inserted into existing machines.Electronic voting and copyright?
October 5, 2004 John Palfrey, director of the Berkman Center for Internet & Society, says Diebold's bid to use copyright law to put a lid on the public debate about the integrity of electronic voting is ill-co...California votes against Diebold
April 22, 2004 State election officials recommend decertifying some of the company's voting machines after an investigation confirms that errors were made.E-voting smooth on Super Tuesday
March 3, 2004 Only isolated problems have been reported in the day's elections, in which delegates from nine states including New York, California, Massachusetts and Ohio were up for grabs.California county to defy e-voting ban
May 13, 2004 San Bernardino County plans to defy an order issued by California's secretary of state and use its electronic voting machines in the November election.Fight over e-voting leaves election plans as casualties
May 20, 2004 Voters brace for confusion at the polls as county election officials scramble to address alleged shortcomings of new equipment.States scrutinize e-voting as primaries near
December 8, 2003 Some states raise last-minute security concerns over e-voting as much of the country prepares to move from mechanical to electronic ballots for the upcoming U.S. presidential election.
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