Last Tuesday, Mitchell County Auditor Lowell Tesch cast his ballot for Abraham Lincoln. Deputy Auditor Barbara Baldwin poked her finger at the screen, made two "bleeps" and voted for John F. Kennedy.

The Texas Tribune - After years of using a touchscreen machine to mark their ballots, voters in at least three Texas counties will be asked instead to make their selections directly on the paper ...

Disabled voters in Pima County will be able to vote using touch-screen technology in the September primary and the November general election. A 3-1 vote of the Pima County Board of Supervisors Friday ...

The biggest winner on Election Day in Westmoreland County was the touch-screen voting machine. County voters overwhelmingly rejected the use of optional paper ballots at the polls, as just 5% of those ...

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This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. After years of using a touchscreen machine to mark their ...