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E-voting: Promise or Peril?

Electing to Prepare for a Record
Maryland election officials are buying more electronic polling books, leasing more voting machines and looking for more election judges as they gear up for what is expected to be a record-high voter turnout in November.
 

Online Resources

This handbook, obtained by The Washington Post, is being distributed for Republican poll watchers in Maryland.

Maryland Voting Resources

This November, all Maryland voters will use the same electronic touchscreen voting system: Diebold Election Systems' AccuVote-TS. Learn more about Maryland's electronic voting system.

• Electronic voting instructions
• Electronic voting demonstration
• Electronic voting FAQ
• Find out where to vote
• Absentee voting information

» MORE INFORMATION

Virginia Voting Resources

Virginia voters will use several different types of electronic voting devices this November, and some counties offer voters the option of using paper-based ballots. Learn more about electronic voting in Virginia.

• Learn which voting system your county uses and how to use it
• Find out where to vote
• Absentee voting information

» MORE INFORMATION

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SOME CAST DOUBTS ON VOTING MACHINES: At Florida Polls, Touch Screens and Crossed Fingers (Post, January 27, 2008, Page A08)
 
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