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  • Judge rules that Wisconsin absentee voting van used in 2022 was illegal

    01/09/2024 1:23:41 PM PST · by CFW · 33 replies
    CBS ^ | 1/9/23 | staff
    A Wisconsin judge ruled Monday that state law does not allow the use of mobile absentee voting sites, siding with Republicans who had challenged the city of Racine's use of a voting van that traveled around the city in 2022. Republicans opposed the use of the van, the only one of its kind in Wisconsin, saying its use was against the law, increased the chances of voter fraud and was used to bolster Democratic turnout. Racine officials, the Democratic National Committee and the Milwaukee-based voting advocacy group Black Leaders Organizing for Communities refuted those claims and defended the legality of...
  • Senator Ron Wyden Balks at Using Mobile Voting App, Insists on Paper Ballots

    02/10/2020 10:21:47 AM PST · by ManHunter · 9 replies
    StateScoop.com ^ | 7 FEB 2020 | Benjamin Freed
    Voatz, the company behind a mobile app that’s been used by several jurisdictions to collect ballots from overseas voters in recent elections, defended on Friday recent warnings from officials and election security experts about adopting the new technology. Responding to a letter in which Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., asked officials in his home state to reconsider using Voatz this year, the company said such a notice “increases the fear of technology” being used in the democratic process. In his letter, which was first reported Thursday by the Washington Post, Wyden wrote to Oregon Secretary of State Bev Clarno of his...
  • Online, mobile voting is coming to King County — but only for an election you’ve likely never heard of

    01/22/2020 5:59:18 PM PST · by yesthatjallen · 10 replies
    Seattle Times ^ | 01 22 2020 | David Gutman
    SNIP Online voting will be available for the King Conservation District Board of Supervisors election, a contest so obscure that voters have typically had to specifically request a ballot to vote. King Conservation District elections have typically drawn voter turnout of 1% to 3%. Still, it will be the first election anywhere in the country in which every registered voter is eligible to vote online, according to Tusk Philanthropies, the nonprofit partnering with the county to implement the system. And county officials are viewing the online election as a pilot project that could, if successful, be a step toward expanding...