Counties Upgrade Voting Machines: ; State, Federal Funds Used to Revamp, Replace Current Balloting Systems
Charleston Daily Mail › November 03, 2005
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Cabell County was the first in West Virginia to use electronic touch-screen voting machines, and is paying the price.
Its machines do not produce a voter-verifiable paper trail as state law now requires, so it needs to spend $265,000 to upgrade before Jan. 1.See the full content of this document
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Counties Upgrade Voting Machines: ; State, Federal Funds Used to Revamp, Replace Current Balloting Systems
The state Election Commission on Tuesday voted to lend that amount to the county from a revolving loan fund. State law allows a county to borrow up to half the cost of voting...
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