A Touchy Debate Over Voting
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With the presidential election less than six weeks away, activists and security experts are ratcheting up concern over the use of touch-screen machines to cast votes.
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Most Americans are angry about "something" when it comes to how the country is run, and they're more likely than in previous years to vote for a challenger this November, a new poll suggests. More than 60 percent of those surveyed said government policies need either major changes or a complete overhaul.
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According to the polls, the presidential election is now a toss-up. However, there is one historical &quot;iron law&quot; that hangs heavy over President George W. Bush&#39;s re-election.
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New laws, new voting procedures and court fights that have changed the rules in some states may mean added confusion at the polls on Tuesday. With memories of deadlocked Florida still fresh, the lawyers are plentiful and busy this year. Here is a voter's guide to ways the partisan legal skirmishing could affect voters on Election Day.
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For some, voting day will be violent and disappointing. For others, just plain confusing. And the Sunnis may have to be drawn in after the fact
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Some voters say machines indicated they had voted for a different candidate.
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Many states are facing legal challenges over possible voting problems Nov. 2. A look at some of the developments Friday:
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The polls say that a lot of voters are still undecided about the presidential election, waiting to be swayed by something, quite possibly what they hear in the debates that start tonight.
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WASHINGTON As we enter the last days before the presidential election, Americans seem skeptical about the voting process. A new Associated Press Ipsos-Public Affairs poll finds that 60 percent of those asked
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Iknow, there&#39;s only one issue that matters in this presidential contest, the war in Iraq. But just in case some voters are willing to look at a domestic issue offering a crystal clear difference between President Bush and Sen.
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I was sitting in a bar listening to the presidential &quot;debate&quot;, thinking the same thought I always do when listening to politicians. &nbsp;Why must I choose between two people that I don't like? &nbsp;Since I live in New York, where Democrats usually win the electorate, should I even bother voting? &nbsp;Are my votes even counted? It's always easy to blame the current President for the nation's current problems, and I'll admit that I'm often tempted to blame Bush. &nbsp;But the reality is that he is not to blame. &nbsp;The blame can be placed squarely on us, the citizens, and on our unwillingness to reform an outdated voting system.
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Today proved to be the toughest fought presidential campaigns in the history of the United States. However, Bush still needs to wait for the final resolution of voting dispute before being reelected.
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Six days before Election Day, Florida is again struggling with questions about potential voting irregularities.
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Among the security concerns that have been raised is the possibility of someone being able to cast multiple ballots. Other concerns are about a sudden power outage and whether data would be lost in such a scenario.
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The Bush and Kerry campaigns, along with a range of advocacy groups, are concerned with the integrity of voting technology -- particularly in the states where votes matter most. By Jacob Ogles.
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The dispute over Indiana's voter identification law that is headed to the Supreme Court next week is as much a partisan political drama as a legal tussle.
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During this presidential election campaign, President Bush and Sen. John Kerry are wrangling over a lot of things, but at least one important subject isn&#39;t getting the concentrated attention it deserves on the campaign trail or from Washington.