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The state Board of Elections tentatively approved certifying a controversial touch-screen voting machine, knocking down concerns from a Democratic commissioner and watchdog groups about coding and security issues.

Luzerne County’s election bureau is pushing for strong turnout at Thursday’s public demonstration of new electronic poll book options for voter sign-in on…

CONCORD — Outside the Legislative Office Building on Wednesday, a dozen sign-carrying protesters asserted that human beings — not machines — should count ballots.

Winchester Town Clerk Jim Tetreault says his ballot-counting machine is nearly 30 years old, and, although it still operates smoothly, he would like to get a new device sooner rather

Watchdog groups are trying to halt or delay certification of a new, touch-screen voting machine in New York they say is more problematic and less safe than the paper ballots.

The state’s aging AccuVote machines, which have been in use for about 30 years, are nearing the end of their useful lifespan

A few people held signs protesting the machines outside of the Legislative Office Building where the demonstrations were taking place

ExpressVote XL provides universal accessibility to New York Voters...

New Hampshire cities and towns received a clear warning in 2020: The Accuvote machines used by many communities to count ballots at elections are growing old. 

CONCORD, N.H. — Ballot-counting devices produced by four vendors will be demonstrated Wednesday at the Legislative Office Building in Concord.