After possibly the most extensive testing ever on a voting system, California has rejected Diebold's flagship electronic voting machine because of pri
July 28, 2005

After possibly the most extensive testing ever on a voting system, California has rejected Diebold's flagship electronic voting machine because of printer jams and screen freezes, sending local elections officials scrambling for other means of voting. "There was a failure rate of about 10 percent, and that's not good enough for the voters of California and not good enough for me," Secretary of State Bruce McPherson said.

What will the republicans do now? They'll find a way to keep the srews turned.

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