Voting System Changes
Summary
Huntington Beach is overhauling its local election process, kicking off a heated debate that could completely change how your vote is handled. Since this affects local voting rules, it's bound to shake up future city elections and how results are tallied.
At a glance
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Impact analysis
Implementing these new voting procedures could cost taxpayers extra money for administrative overhauls and potential legal fights.
Proponents of the overhaul who want to see a different approach to local election management stand to gain the most influence.
Voters and city officials who prefer the tried-and-true status quo might face confusion and administrative headaches.
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Editorial: A changing way to vote, with people behind it
For something as fundamental as voting, New Yorkers have a few conveniences that are easy to overlook. This year’s election brought a significant change for Suffolk County voters, who used new touchscreen voting machines for the first time in a gener...
Eye on the Street: New voting system for Suffolk voters
By Jim Laino Election day arrived Nov. 3, and Suffolk County voters had an initial opportunity to cast their ballots using ExpressVote XL voting machines. These devices, now used in Suffolk’s voting locations, have replaced the previous hand-marked p...
New Voting Machines Go Off Without Little Hitches In Suffolk, Officials Say
"The voters found them to be user-friendly, and the touch screen was well received and completely ADA-compliant." - Suffolk BOE rep
Where to Cast Your Ballot When Early Voting Opens
Early voting opens Saturday at 10 a.m. with several local polling places open to all registered voters in Suffolk County. Read More ...
Inside the plot to remake Huntington Beach’s voting system
Inside the plot to remake Huntington Beach’s voting system New York Post
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