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Paper vs. Digital Ballots? Paper ballots - for secure, accurate and reliable elections
The Boulder County Commissioners are about to decide how voters will cast their votes in 2004.
Citizens for Verifiable Voting is working to unite Boulder County political party support for paper ballots -- to ensure secure, accurate and reliable elections.
Equipment vendors are pushing digital ballots -- to reduce administrative work effort.
Boulder County has solicited bids for digital-ballot voting equipment, and plans to make a December decision.
The people want paper ballots. Citizens for Verifiable Voting is scheduled to present the case for paper ballots before the Boulder County Commissioners at 10:30 a.m. on Thursday the 4th.
Boulder County’s decision will influence Colorado’s selection of voting equipment for the 2004 election.
CONTACTS:
Citizens for Verifiable Voting -- Joe Pezzillo – 303-938-8850; Kell Carey – 303-720-0735 www.ColoradoVoter.net Boulder County Republican Party -- David Leeds – 303-525-8467 Boulder County Democratic Party -- Hillary Hall – 303-449-5026 Boulder County Green Party -- Kellen Carey – 303-720-0735 Libertarian Party of Boulder County -- Bo Shaffer – 303-776-3007 CAMBER -- Al Kolwicz – 303-494-1540 www.users.qwest.net/~alkolwicz
MEETING DETAILS:
Thursday, December 4th, 2003, meeting begins at 10:30 a.m. Boulder County Courthouse, 3rd Floor. North East Corner of 13th & Pearl Streets, Boulder, Colorado
------------------------ Al Kolwicz CAMBER - Citizens for Accurate Mail Ballot Election Results 2867 Tincup Circle Boulder, CO 80305 303-494-1540 www.users.qwest.net/~alkolwicz
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