E-voting
The Hart InterCivic eSlate electronic voting device
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E-voting – SequoiaEdge AVC Edge
The Sequoia Voting Systems Sequoia AVC Edge voting machine.
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E-voting – AVS WinVote
The Advanced Voting Solutions WINvote touch screen voting machine.
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E-voting – Poll Worker Training
Fairfax County, Virginia, Election Manager Judy Flaig, with the Fairfax County Office of Elections, trains poll managers in preparation for the election on November 7.
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E-voting – Paper Audit Trail
The paper record on electronic voting machines, such as the one shown here on an AVS WINvote, allow the election results to be audited.
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E-voting – Touch screen ballot
This ballot for Virginias 11th Congressional District is typical of how touch screen ballots appear on electronic voting machines. This particular machine is an AVS WINVote.
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E-voting – The Vote Button
Once youve completed your selections on this AVS WINVote machine, its obvious where you should press to record your vote when youre done.
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E-voting – Diebold AccuView, AccuVote
Diebold Election Systems AccuView TSx is the companys touch screen electronic voting machine. One of its significant features is the voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT, top left) that shows a voting summary to each voter so they can confirm