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Mistrust of voting machines on the rise Texas sticking with electronic balloting despite reports of flaws
1 posted on 01/22/2008 7:11:23 PM PST by Dubya
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To: Dubya

I want a receipt.


2 posted on 01/22/2008 7:15:40 PM PST by CindyDawg
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To: Dubya

It doesn’t matter one iota how we vote. The cheaters will figure out how to steal an election regardless of the method of casting our votes. The taxpayers have spent zillions of $ to buy states touch screens since the debacle in FL in 2000, and now people want to go back to voting like they used to vote. Like it matters...


4 posted on 01/22/2008 7:39:24 PM PST by penowa
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To: Dubya

The Commiecal is lying again. We DO NOT HAVE touch screen voting at least in Houston, the city SERVED by this paper.

We have a video screen with a DIAL for input. Touching the screen will just leave fingerprints for the next dimwitted voter who “learned” to vote and whine from the Comical.


5 posted on 01/22/2008 7:39:51 PM PST by weegee (Those who surrender personal liberty to lower global temperatures will receive neither.)
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To: Dubya

Correct me if I’m wrong but wasn’t the River Oak vote cast IN Bob Lanier’s garage one year while he was mayor (may have been a primary, I do not recall).


6 posted on 01/22/2008 7:41:04 PM PST by weegee (Those who surrender personal liberty to lower global temperatures will receive neither.)
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To: Dubya

It can only be as honest as the poll workers.

Paper or electronic.


8 posted on 01/22/2008 7:50:22 PM PST by Names Ash Housewares
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