Updates on US v. NY voting machine/voter list lawsuit

Posted on March 9, 2006 by iwilder

3/7/06: U.S. Department of Justice Moves for Preliminary Injunction to force NY to immediately create a statewide database of voters and provide handicap accessible voting machines

3/7/06: U.S. Department of Justice Motion for Preliminary Injunction

3/7/06 Two County Election Commissioners interven in the suit in opposition to the US.

LWV, VV, and activists oppose DOJ voting machine lawsuit 

A coalition including New Yorkers for Verified Voting; the League of Women Voters of New York; and citizen activists have intervened in the US Department of Justice lawsuit to force New York State to have electronic voting machines by September.

Motion for intervention

League of Women Voters press release

Verified Voting press release

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