Subject: news of the day 9/12/04 |
From: Rick Hasen |
Date: 9/12/2004, 9:51 AM |
To: election-law |
As part of the cover story on the "Slime Campaign," the main 527 story is here. Sen. John McCain's related editorial is here.
The New York Times offers this
editorial,
which begins: "As doubts have grown about the reliability of electronic
voting, some of its loudest defenders have been state and local
election officials. Many of those same officials have financial ties to
voting machine companies. While they may sincerely think that
electronic voting machines are so trustworthy that there is no need for
a paper record of votes, their views have to be regarded with suspicion
until their conflicts are addressed."
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