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Urgent Alert: California, Decertify Paperless Voting Machines

by p. Wednesday, Apr. 21, 2004 at 7:55 PM

Urgent Alert: California, Decertify Paperless Voting Machines California, Decertify Paperless Voting Machines Contributed by Electronic Frontier Foundation On April 21 & 22, the California Secretary of State's Voting Systems and Procedures Panel will decide whether to decertify paperless electronic voting systems before the November election. The call for decertification arose in California following the disenfranchisement of thousands of California voters during the March 2, 2004, election due to technical problems with electronic voting systems. In Alameda County, problems with Diebold smart card encoders affected one-fourth of the County's polling places; in San Diego County, encoder problems affected nearly 40 percent of the County's polling places. In Orange County, thousands of voters were given the wrong electronic ballots; many were unable to cast votes in contests for which they were eligible, while others were allowed to vote in districts in which they did not reside.



Urgent Alert: California, Decertify Paperless Voting Machines







California, Decertify Paperless Voting Machines



Contributed by Electronic Frontier Foundation



On April 21 & 22, the California Secretary of State's Voting Systems and Procedures Panel will decide whether to decertify paperless electronic voting systems before the November election. The call for decertification arose in California following the disenfranchisement of thousands of California voters during the March 2, 2004, election due to technical problems with electronic voting systems. In Alameda County, problems with Diebold smart card encoders affected one-fourth of the County's polling places; in San Diego County, encoder problems affected nearly 40 percent of the County's polling places. In Orange County, thousands of voters were given the wrong electronic ballots; many were unable to cast votes in contests for which they were eligible, while others were allowed to vote in districts in which they did not reside.



Urge Secretary of State Kevin Shelley to decertify paperless electronic voting machines in California.



Click here to take action!

http://www.workingforchange.com/activism/action.cfm?itemid=16791



Please forward this newsletter to your friends and help spread the word about this important campaign!





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Attend the "Computer Ate My Vote" Rally in Sacramento Tomorrow



Tell California Secretary of State Kevin Shelley to decertify paperless electronic voting machines at a rally and press conference. The rally will feature "The Computer Ate My Vote!" t-shirts and signs as well as the debut of True Majority's dancing "Hungry Computer." Sponsored by True Majority and featuring Verified Voting, the Electronic Frontier Foundation and the California Voter Foundation.



When: Wednesday, April 21st at 9:30 a.m.

Where: California Secretary of State office, 1500 11th Street, Sacramento, in front of the building.



The deadline for winning a voter-verified paper ballot for this November's election is fast approaching, and this may be our best chance. Activists from as far away as San Diego are already planning to attend #151; please carve out 30 minutes to show up Wednesday morning if you can.



For more information or, if you can come a little early and take part in setting up the event, please send mail to matt@mattholland.com with a contact phone number, and he'll make you a TrueMajority Staffer-for-a-Day (and there's probably some ice cream in it for you, too).



We realize that California is a big state, and some of you receiving this live too far away to show up in person. You can still help by forwarding this announcement to democracy-minded folks you know in the Sacramento area.



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Help groups like Project Vote, the NAACP National Voter Fund and Verified Voting register one million new voters with a generous contribution to the Working Assets Voter Registration Fund.



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