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Ohio 'Paper' Vote System Debuting With Flaws, Researchers Say
- Date:
- March 4, 2008
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- University of Maryland
- Summary:
- The new voting system that Cleveland and its suburbs will use in the primary election has serious flaws that risk greater voter error according to researchers who conducted a comprehensive analysis of the technology over the past several years.
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The new voting system that Cleveland and its suburbs will use in next Tuesday's primary election has serious flaws that risk greater voter error, say members of a research team from the Universities of Maryland, Rochester and Michigan who conducted a comprehensive analysis of the technology over the past five years.
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