Counties could choose to buy voting machines from one of five vendors certified by the Department of State.
Election watchdogs challenged the certification of one machine – the ExpressVote XL from Election Systems & Software – last summer.
Election watchdogs challenged the certification of one machine – the ExpressVote XL from Election Systems & Software – last summer.
DoS upheld its approval (with conditions) after re-examining the machine – but critics say that process was far less transparent than usual.
Stein’s lawyers cited the “secrecy” of the re-examination and similar concerns about the XL two weeks ago when they moved to reopen the case.
Counties have picked ES&S more than any other vendor. While only three chose the company’s XL model, those
Counties have picked ES&S more than any other vendor. While only three chose the company’s XL model, those
counties — Philadelphia, Northampton and Cumberland – represent nearly 20 percent of registered voters in the state.
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The PA Voting System was already under scrutiny prior
Stein’s lawyers cited the “secrecy” of the re-examination and similar concerns about the XL two weeks ago when they moved to reopen the case.
The PA Voting System was already under scrutiny prior
Stein’s lawyers cited the “secrecy” of the re-examination and similar concerns about the XL two weeks ago when they moved to reopen the case.
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