Sunday, February 08, 2004
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Budgeting for Another Florida
Bush Budget Slashes HAVA Funding
Just wonderful:
- The president's new budget provides only $40 million of the $800 million promised for election improvements at the state level this year.
- The Election Assistance Commission was given only $2 million for its operating expenses this year, not the $10 million it was due.
- Hundreds of millions of dollars have been allocated for making improvements at the state level, but the commission is too short of cash to distribute it. By law, the money cannot be disbursed until the states' plans appear in The Federal Register, and the commission cannot afford the $800,000 publishing cost.
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- The Computer Ate My VoteYou've got to love the art...
- A New York Times editorial:Elections With No Meani...
- Tom Paine:Crashing The Vote A rather general exp...
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- Guardian Unlimited (UK):Hi-tech voting machines 't...
- Associated Press:Report: More E-Voting Systems to ...
- The American Prospect:Numbers GameSince McCain-Fei...
- USA Today Op/Ed:Groups unfairly targeted Steve Ros...
- BBC News: Concerns over US computer voting Two ...
- New York Times:How America Doesn't Vote The Times ...
- What our Supreme hath wrought:Florida bans recount...
- A Common Dreams Editorial:Georgia's "Faith-Based" ...
- Technical DifficultiesOnline voting has led to big...
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