Appeals Court OKs Group's Challenge to Touch-screen Voting
Howard Fischer Tucson Region Jul 22 2009Tuscon Region, July 22 2009
Critics who contend that touch-screen voting machines are not reliable will get a chance to make their case in court.
The Arizona Court of Appeals unanimously rejected arguments by attorneys for the secretary of state and county election officials on Tuesday that the decision to certify machines manufactured by Diebold Elections Systems and Sequoia Voting Systems cannot be challenged.
Judge Philip Hall, writing for the court, said it is proper for courts to consider the issue of whether the machines comply with Arizona law.
The following opinions were issued by the Arizona Court of Appeals, Division 1:
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