It’s about the “recount” in the AG race

Check out this article on the Brad Blog: http://www.bradblog.com/?p=10354 He claims that most of Virginia uses touch-screen voting machines that do not leave a paper trail. is this correct? I'm an election officer at a precinct in Northumberland County. We have a touch-screen machine at each precinct but they essentially are not used. In my five years as election officer, I've seen ONE vote cast on the tough-screen machine. We use paper ballots counted by an optical scanner. In case of a recount, we can go back to the big stack of paper ballots and count 'em out, one at a time. Is the rest of the state voting on touch-screens? Are we the only people using paper ballots?

Check out this article on the Brad Blog:

http://www.bradblog.com/?p=10354

He claims that most of Virginia uses touch-screen voting machines that do not leave a paper trail.  is this correct?

I’m an election officer at a precinct in Northumberland County.  We have a touch-screen machine at each precinct but they essentially are not used.  In my five years as election officer, I’ve seen ONE vote cast on the tough-screen machine.

We use paper ballots counted by an optical scanner.

In case of a recount, we can go back to the big stack of paper ballots and count ’em out, one at a time.

Is the rest of the state voting on touch-screens?  Are we the only people using paper ballots?

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