State Considers Decertifying Election Software

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State Considers Decertifying Election Software

Thadeus Green The Times-Standard Feb 22 2009

After the disappearance of 197 votes in Humboldt County during the 2008 election due to a software programming error, California Secretary of State, Debra Bowen, considers withdrawing the state's approval of the flawed software.

California Secretary of State Debra Bowen is considering withdrawing the state's approval of the flawed Premier Elections Solutions software that resulted in almost 200 ballots disappearing from Humboldt County's final November election results.

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Broken memory card blamed in lost ballots

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Broken memory card blamed in lost ballots

By Lynn Hulsey Dayton Daily News Jan 8 2009

Issue raises questions about the reliability of Montgomery County's electronic voting machines.

DAYTON — The maker of Montgomery County's electronic voting machines is blaming a damaged memory card for the loss of five ballots on Election Day.

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