BlackAsCoal
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- Oct 13, 2008
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dude, i never said anything about the counties
SOMEONE needs to pout in a request for the machines
and i doubt that any state AG would allocate the machines in a way that was obviously in violation of the voting rights act, it would be political suicide
now, do you have any actual proof or just most BS speculations?
I'm real comfortable with your ignorance on the subject.
I have no intention of wasting time repeating the same thing for closed minds.
If you still don't get it .. then I guess you don't get it.
Machine Allocation Discriminates Against African-American Voters
In the 2004 Ohio election, the inequitable distribution of electronic voting machines caused long waits in African-American precincts, and many voters had to leave without casting a ballot. Franklin County, for example, provided only one machine per 324 registered voters in predominantly African-American precincts, while in other precincts the ratio was one machine per 262 voters.
On election day, 39 of the machines destined for inner city precincts either were not delivered or were never activated, and officials had no explanation. 3A 2005 study commissioned by the State of Georgia, which uses electronic voting machines exclusively, reported that poorer communities and communities inhabited mostly by nonwhites experienced higher levels of undercounts....4The study also found disproportionate wait times: an average of 30 minutes reported by whites, and an average of 56 minutes reported by non-whites.
Electronic Voting Machines: New, High-Tech Ways to Disenfranchise African-Americans