3 Counties Approved for Touch-Screen Voting
From Times Wire Reports
Three more California counties have been approved for electronic voting in the November election, bringing to 11 the number of counties cleared to cast ballots with touch-screen machines.
Secretary of State Kevin Shelley on Wednesday certified Alameda and Plumas counties for full use of their touch-screen machines and Los Angeles County for early voting only.
In exchange, the counties promised to meet nearly two dozen measures to ensure improved security and reliability.
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