Daily News

Wednesday June 10, 2015

• AL
  Alabama Alabama moves up presidential primary Alabama moves up presidential primary
• AK
  Alaska City council concerned about mail-in ballots City council concerned about mail-in ballots
• CA
  California Saugus district unveils timeline for election change Saugus district unveils timeline for election change
• CO
  Colorado Smartphone voting isn't ready Smartphone voting isn't ready
• FL
  Florida OVR falls short for '16 presidential election OVR falls short for '16 presidential election

  Florida Election supervisor defends iPad purchase Election supervisor defends iPad purchase

  Florida Broward supervisor remains under fire Broward supervisor remains under fire
• GA
  Georgia Compromise on Bibb voting sites could be coming Compromise on Bibb voting sites could be coming

  Georgia Citizens' panel opposes Bibb precinct cuts Citizens' panel opposes Bibb precinct cuts

  Georgia Delegation removes 3 election commissioners Delegation removes 3 election commissioners
• GU
  Guam GEC seeks funds to clear debt GEC seeks funds to clear debt
• IN
  Indiana Clerk: Voter turnout ranking misleading Clerk: Voter turnout ranking misleading

  Indiana State investigating Porter Co. election results State investigating Porter Co. election results

  Indiana Porter Co. continues primary problems discussion Porter Co. continues primary problems discussion
• MA
  Massachusetts Officials approve override election date Officials approve override election date
• MS
  Mississippi Group files lawsuit against Natchez over voting districts Group files lawsuit against Natchez over voting districts
• NM
  New Mexico Dona Ana clerk, manager: Whistleblower not fired in retaliation Dona Ana clerk, manager: Whistleblower not fired in retaliation
• NC
  North Carolina Speakers cite burdens of new voter ID law Speakers cite burdens of new voter ID law

  North Carolina Draft voter ID rules allow for some flexibility Draft voter ID rules allow for some flexibility

  North Carolina State officials deciding how voter ID law will work at polls State officials deciding how voter ID law will work at polls
• ND
  North Dakota Tax election draws steady stream of voters Tax election draws steady stream of voters
• OH
  Ohio Electronic pollbooks possible solution to long lines on Election Day Electronic pollbooks possible solution to long lines on Election Day

  Ohio Flores sues to challenge election results Flores sues to challenge election results

  Ohio Senators join to provide new elections technology Senators join to provide new elections technology
• PA
  Pennsylvania Elections chief sue to stop ethics probe Elections chief sue to stop ethics probe

  Pennsylvania Special election to cost $70K Special election to cost $70K
• TX
  Texas Court authorizes purchase of voting equipment Court authorizes purchase of voting equipment
• UT
  Utah Orem City council gives nod to vote-by-mail Orem City council gives nod to vote-by-mail
• VA
  Virginia Primary turnout slightly up from 2012 Primary turnout slightly up from 2012

  Virginia Paper ballots were OK for primary, but officials hope new machines in place for November Paper ballots were OK for primary, but officials hope new machines in place for November

  Virginia Some question why local taxpayers shoulder high costs of primaries Some question why local taxpayers shoulder high costs of primaries
• WA
  Washington Senate bill would let cities hold district elections Senate bill would let cities hold district elections
• WV
  West Virginia SoS officials monitor municipal elections SoS officials monitor municipal elections
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