Florida Voting Machine Broken
Published November 02, 2004
It appears we are off to an interesting start at the polls here in Florida. I got into the voting line at 6:20 AM this morning. Not bad, I was fourteenth in line. When the polls opened at 7 AM there were five voting machines available for my precinct 4068. I was the second person to vote on machine number one (precinct 4066 was also open in the same room with five additional machines if you think that math looks fuzzy). As I attempted to vote the machine was already frozen.
So I was directed to the next available machine. When I was leaving the polling place I asked the person running the poll how long it was going to take to fix that machine. He just shrugged his shoulders and said "I don't know." He did not seem very concerned.
Here we go in Florida.
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- Florida Voting Machine Broken
- Published: November 02, 2004
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