Company to Pay for Election Problems

technoid_ writes to tell us the Indiana Star reports that Election Systems & Software has agreed to pay the Indiana State Government $245,000 in addition to extra hand-on and technical support in response to problems during the May primary. From the article: "The company, which has faced similar complaints in other states, reached a settlement with Arkansas officials Monday. In that deal, ES&S pledged services, training materials and technical support but offered no payment. Jackson, the Johnson County clerk, said the company "has done a 360" since the primary. ES&S officials have been more assertive in preparing for the fall elections. The instructional materials, she said, also will help."

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Re:So only $245,000?

[megaditto]

The democrats have rigged elections in the past you know.

We have terrorists that hate our way of life; they don't care if our voting machines have a paper trail, they just hate our Freedom.

You better worry about a trail of blood and guts that will follow if the wrong party wins!