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Click here to read the story that ran Saturday, May 17.
Here’s the actual report from Premier Elections Solutions.
Question: Are special instructions given to local boards of elections enough to make you comfortable voting this November?
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By Matt Hurley
May 17, 2008 12:09 PM | Link to this
Yes. If you actually read the story and understand anything at all about computers and how they work, a conflict between the counting software and the virus software didn’t effect the results. What you are doing here, Dave, is trying to prop up Jenny Brunner’s “Scare the bejesus outta everybody because the robots are coming!” agenda of wasteful spending as we toy around with election systems until Jenny finds one that guarentees Democrats win every time. Sorry. I’m not playing…