On Sat, 31 Dec 2005 17:41:58 -0800, "Peter Duniho"
wrote:

"Roger" wrote in message
.. .
Yah, it means they are a different deomgraphic. Those casting paper
ballots are most likely different. I'd be surprised to see a strong
correlation between the two.

You are not paying attention.

*Everyone* gets a paper ballot. They get it when they complete their
electronic ballot, which they use to verify their vote was recorded
correctly before the turn the paper ballot back into the elections staff.
Those paper ballots are then used later to audit the electronic ballot.


Yah mean we gotta teach 'em how to use the machine, how to use the
paper ballott, and get them to do the same thing on both? So far we
aren't batting very well on just one.

There's no demographic difference. Everyone who votes is handled the same
way.

That gives them two places to screw up and a thrid one to complain
about:-))

Roger


Roger