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Supes could revisit voting-machine contract
- When the Board of Supervisors declined in February to rule on a contract for new electronic voting machines after the company that makes the machines said it wouldn’t disclose the inner workings of its software, it left San Francisco with machines from a different company that the state would only allow The City to use under certain conditions.
- When the Board of Supervisors declined in February to rule on a contract for new electronic voting machines after the company that makes the machines said it wouldn’t disclose the inner workings of its software, it left San Francisco with machines from a different company that the state would only allow The City to use under certain conditions.
Another setback for S.F. ballot-counting
- The San Francisco Elections Department — already preparing for the time-consuming task of having to visually inspect all ballots cast on Election Day — has come up against an additional glitch that is forcing election workers to re-mark thousands of ballots.
- The San Francisco Elections Department — already preparing for the time-consuming task of having to visually inspect all ballots cast on Election Day — has come up against an additional glitch that is forcing election workers to re-mark thousands of ballots.
