Touch Screen Voting Going Away in Florida
October 14th, 2007
The New York Times has the story in Florida where up to 25,000 touch-screen voting machines, purchased for about $5000 each, will be removed by January 1st 2008 and replaced by optical-scan machines. Across the nation touch-screen voting machines, bought in a flurry after the 2000 election, are being removed in droves seen as a massive failure.
The Times lays out the difficulties ahead for Florida and other states as they move away from the machines.
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