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Colorado voting machines tossed out
December 18, 2007
The Associated Press: Colorado's secretary of state has declared many of the state's electronic-voting machines unreliable, but said that some of them could still be used in November if a software patch is installed. Other machines that failed could be replaced with equipment certified for use in other states, Secretary of State Mike Coffman said. Coffman met with a task force to discuss what Colorado should do after he decertified three of the four voting equipment manufacturers allowed in the state, affecting six of Colorado's 10 most populous counties.
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