Local election officials are already expressing uncertainty about what could go wrong when the state switches from an electronic voting system to using paper ballots in the next two years.
By the 2016 presidential elections the state will replace touch-screen machines and make a fundamental shift to the way voters cast ballots.
“This is a big transition for us,” said Montgomery County Board of Elections Deputy Director Alysoun McLaughlin. “Everything from set up, to warehouses, to the voting experience is based around touch screen [voting] machines.”
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A little bit to late for the Salisbury election.
ReplyDeleteI will make sure Salisbury never gets paper ballots!
ReplyDeleteThe only way a Republican or independent will get elected.
ReplyDeleteToo late for any damn thing...
ReplyDeleteYOU THINK... dumb ass
I'll be happy to volunteer several days counting paper for an audit.
ReplyDeleteSad but true. Computer generated results can be tampered with easily.
ReplyDeleteWatch out for the hanging Chads
ReplyDeleteAnonymous said...
ReplyDeleteToo late for any damn thing...
YOU THINK... dumb ass
November 20, 2013 at 4:29 PM
Someone forgot their meds today!!