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Cuyahoga County's Voting Machines

By tokajid

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The Cleveland Plain Dealer offers this editorial on the lingering uncertainty in Ohio's largest county over the voting equipment to be used in November. The issue is whether Cuyahoga County will use precinct-based scanners that gives voters notice of overvotes....

Full post as published by Election Law on May 27, 2008 (boomark / email).

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