E-voting

The Hart InterCivic eSlate electronic voting device

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The Sequoia Voting Systems Sequoia AVC Edge voting machine.

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The Advanced Voting Solutions WINvote touch screen voting machine.

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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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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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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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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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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