Motion to Remand State Court

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Motion to Remand State Court

posted on: Jun 2 2006

Letter To CA Attorney General

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Letter To CA Attorney General

posted on: May 31 2006

in regard to Diebold security holes.

Seven counties promise to use paper ballots

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Seven counties promise to use paper ballots

SAN FRANCISCO - Seven of 18 counties sued to prevent them from using Diebold Election Systems' electronic voting machines in November's general election were removed from the lawsuit Wednesday when they gave assurances to a judge they would use paper ballots.

Those counties are Humboldt, Marin, Placer, San Luis Obispo, Trinity, Tulare and Santa Barbara counties. Butte County was added to the San Francisco County suit, filed last month by Voter Action. The suit also names California, which this year approved the use of the disputed voting machine - the AccuVote-TSX, built by Diebold Election Systems, based in Allen, Texas.

Seven Counties Dismissed from California Voters Lawsuit to Block Use or Purchase of Electronic Voting Machines

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Voter Action Press Release

Seven Counties Dismissed from California Voters Lawsuit to Block Use or Purchase of Electronic Voting Machines

Apr 26 2006 | Humboldt, Marin, Placer, San Luis Obispo, Trinity, Tulare, and Santa Barbara Counties Opt for Paper Balloting Citing Cost, Accuracy and Security Concerns

 For Immediate Release:

Petitioner’s Reply for the Memorandum of Points and Authorities for a Writ of Mandate and Preliminary Injunction

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Petitioner’s Reply for the Memorandum of Points and Authorities for a Writ of Mandate and Preliminary Injunction

posted on: Mar 26 2006

Voter group sues to ban touch-screen system it has called vulnerable to hackers seeking to change results

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Voter group sues to ban touch-screen system it has called vulnerable to hackers seeking to change results

John Wildermuth, Chronicle Political Writer | San Francisco Chronicle - A group of California voters is challenging Secretary of State Bruce McPherson's approval of a controversial touch-screen voting system the group claims is vulnerable to hackers looking to change election results.

The suit, put together by the voting rights group Voter Action, asks a San Francisco Superior Court to nullify February's conditional certification of Diebold Election System's AccuVote-TSx electronic voting system and ban the purchase or use of the system for the November statewide election.

CA Voters Lawsuit

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CA Voters Lawsuit

posted on: Mar 21 2006

California Voters File Lawsuit to Halt Use or Purchase of Diebold Electronic Voting System

Tue Mar 21, 2006 | Reuters Article

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Tue Mar 21, 2006 | Reuters Article

SAN FRANCISCO - Some California voters and activist groups sued the state's top election official on Tuesday in an effort to reverse the certification of certain electronic voting machines made by Diebold Inc.

The suit, filed in Superior Court in San Francisco, is the latest salvo in an ongoing dispute about the security of Diebold electronic voting machines, focused on Diebold's TSX touch-screen system.

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