Denver Goes "Back to Paper" -- Sort Of


Submitted by jsebes on July 16, 2008 - 3:13pm. PST

A news article from Denver notes that the city is reversing its experiment from its last election, and going "back to paper."

It's Back to Paper Ballots, Precincts, For This Year's Elections 

This only sort of true. Yes, it's true that Denver is using a voting method that election officials say they're more comfortable with, and that some voters will likely view as more trustworthy. 


Paper trails, Voter IDs, and election machines


Submitted by jsebes on April 17, 2008 - 4:57pm. PST

I wanted to call attention to another fine article in the "Freedom to Tinker" blog, this one by Dan Wallach.


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Fundamentally re-inventing digital voting technology.

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