And low official turnout in minority precincts, voter suppression)
There is indication that some machines were defaulting to blank (no vote) in the presidential race, similar to the major
fraud/glitch/malfunctions in Mercer county which used similar Unilect touch screens. ) (www.flcv.com/mercerpa.html)
(smaller counties in general did not have a very active hotline report system)
EIRS reports
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030300 |
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Machine problem; Other polling place problem |
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All of the voting
machines are down and the polling place is using "emergency ballots." A woman at the
polling place claims that she is a sworn-in judge and will personally put the
votes into the computer system once the machines are up and running. Voters
at the place are concerned that there will be no oversight when this woman
puts their votes into the computer. When they expressed this concern, the
woman told the voters that for $10 they could come back at |
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035410 |
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Machine problem; Other polling place problem |
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Electronic machine
down, filled out paper ballot, and was told person was sworn in to inpout votes later. Told it costs $10 to watch it put in. |
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037062 |
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Machine problem |
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complaint # 030300; all machines down; using emergency
ballots/running out; woman at polling place claims she is a judge and will
put all in machine and will let people in at |
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Appearance of Suppression
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017334 |
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Absentee-ballot related problem |
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Requested absentee
ballot, election officials told him it had been sent, but he has not received
it. He is in his home county for the day and went to request another ballot
in person and was told they could not give him an additional ballot. |
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021188 |
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Registration-related problem |
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Caller was informed that her registration was cancelled in 2000.
When she renewed her license at the DMV in August, she was prompted by the
computer to indicate whether she'd like to register and she indicated
"yes". She also indicated that she wanted to register as a
Democrat. She has not received any confirmation of registration from DMV. |
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024834 |
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Registration-related problem |
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Husband and wife registered at same time but wife has not
received card (husband has) |
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025656 |
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Absentee-ballot related problem |
Beaver Meadows, |
Never received absentee ballot. |
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026065 |
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Registration-related problem |
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Couple moved after
getting married. Filed all new address information in the courthouse when
they were married. They have not received registration cards. Are they
registered in new place? Where do they vote? |
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027045 |
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Polling place inquiry |
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Caller registered years ago and she and her mother re-registered
recently but never received information in the mail about where to vote. |
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032081 |
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Registration-related problem; Polling place inquiry |
Beaverfalls, |
Registered. Went to DMV several years ago. Changed name and
address. Did not receive updated voter registration information. Wondering
about poll location and name change. |
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044437 |
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Provisional ballot problem |
Monaca, Beaver County, Pennsylvania |
name did not show on the rolls but voter was not offered a
provisional ballot |
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047776 |
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Registration-related problem |
West End School, 926 Crescent Avenue, Ellwood City, Lawrence
County, Pennsylvania |
He had a registration card but was turned away and was unable to
vote. He also was unable to cast a provisional ballot and the polling
location is closed. After checking his address, it turns out that they
changed his polling location, but his current registration card has the old
polling address. |
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046828 |
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Registration-related problem |
christ temple, |
Last year a group of people were registering seniors at the
local high school ( |
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030920 |
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Machine problem |
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The electronic voting machine - choice unclear about how to
check that voted properly. Machine seemed to refresh after he voted and when
the machine later said confirm your vote he hit the button which deselected
and then when at the end he checked his vote before he completed the vote, it
said "more choices available". He thought that was because there
were other candidates - not because he had failed to vote for President. |
Source: www.voteprotect.org