KATU2 (ABC television affiliate in Washington State) offers this report on a lawsuit that could affect the outcome of the Washington gubernatorial race.

Following up on this post regarding a voting problem in Indiana, A.P. offers this report.

According to this report (with a poorly written headline), a second suit has been filed in federal court: “plaintiffs in the federal lawsuit allege a scheme to dilute votes that they contend should have gone to the top two vote-getters

So suggests this article in the Boston Phoenix (see page 2). Thanks to Jeff Hauser for the link.

See this report. Here is OSU’s summary of the Ohio recount procedures.

A.P. offers this report, which begins: “The Eureka Times-Standard has filed a complaint with the California Fair Political Practices Commission alleging that a political group that produced campaign mailers and TV ads about a city councilman should have to… Continue reading

The Philadelphia Inquirer offers this report, with the following subhead: “Reports of voting problems have fueled claims of fraud. Experts – and Kerry lawyers – disagree.”

A.P. offers this report.

See here.

The Indianapolis Star offers this report, which begins: “Election equipment counted straight-party votes for Democratic candidates as Libertarian votes, an error that could affect election outcomes in as many as nine counties, the Richmond Palladium-Item reported today.” Thanks to… Continue reading

The New York Times offers this report; see also Mostly Good Reviews for Electronic Voting. See also this A.P. report (link via Ed Still).

It looks like a write-in candidate may win the mayoral race in San Diego (a situation that has captured the attention of the New York Times). A legal challenge has been mounted to the ability of voters to choose a… Continue reading

See here.

See this report in the Albuquerque Journal.