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As for early voting, the city has purchased a new electronic pollbook system updated in real time to prevent any attempt at casting multiple votes.
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And you're signing a pollbook or a ballot envelope to show that you're doing it of your own free will and without coercion.
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The pollbooks were misprinted and listed the wrong ballot code numbers. (the printed numbers were all off by 1. e.g. if the pollbook showed code 130, the correct code number would be 129).
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Lange wrote, "All of the votes cast using a paper ballot between the hours of 6: 30-8: 15am (when I pointed out the flaw to the pollworkers) are invalid because none of the voters were asked, as required, to sign the pollbook."
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Second, when the card is retrieved from the voting machine, after voting, and either reinserted in the e-pollbook for use by another voter or retrieved and saved.
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First, when the card is programmed at the check-in table through the use of an electronic pollbook and that card is then inserted in the voting unit to activate the appropriate ballot.
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$13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD)
OpEdNews - Quicklink: $13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD) 2006
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VIEW FAVORITES yahooBuzzArticleHeadline = '$13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD)'; yahooBuzzArticleSummary = 'Said Linda Schade, Exec.
OpEdNews - Quicklink: $13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD) 2006
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OpEdNews - Quicklink: $13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD)
OpEdNews - Quicklink: $13M no bid e-pollbook deal with Diebold draws fire (MD) 2006
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Not the one on the street, the one in the pollbook next to your name.
STOP Blackwell, what's that sign: Everyone look what's going down 2006
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