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March 02, 2004
| Electronic voting problems in CA, MD, GA

“Some voters turned away from polls,” the San Diego Union-Tribune reports:

Some voters found themselves turned away from their polling places early this morning as poll workers grappled with the new electronic voting system.

It was not clear how widespread the problem was, but voters who went to at least seven polling places between 7 and 8 a.m. said they were told to either come back later or to vote at another polling place.

There are also some problems being reported in Maryland and Georgia. More here.



Posted by Brendan at March 2, 2004 12:25 PM | TrackBack
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