'Daily Voting News' for June 16, 2009
Yesterday's deluge of articles about Iran turned into an avalanche today. To focus strictly on election-integrity
related articles, we cut out many excellent articles about the political ramifications of this historic event....
National: Russian Roulette...Without the Certainty LINK
Florida: Candidate left off ballot wants campaign costs repaid LINK
Florida: Judicial candidate seeks $65,000 in sanctions against elections supervisor LINK
Archived at: LINK
Kansas: Effort to recall KC mayor appears over because of legal fees LINK
North Carolina: Black election glitch shows the pitfalls of split precincts Jim ... LINK
New York: New York's New Plan for Deploying Optical Scanners Is Dependent on Historically Undependable Vendors and
Proper Functioning of Their Historically Defective Equipment LINK
Ohio: Proposed election changes could save county money LINK
Iran: The speed of Iran's presidential vote count and lack of detailed data fuel fraud suspicions LINK
Iran: Recount in Iran? LINK
Iran: Four Scenarios for the Vote Recount LINK
Iran: Iran's Lesson: Even in a Tainted Election, Voting Still Matters LINK
Iran: Note on the presidential election in Iran, June 2009 LINK
(Statistical analysis by Walter R. Mebane, Jr.)
Iran: Twitter Postpones Maintenance as Iran Furor Builds LINK
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