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Government
Md. wants funds for voting machine fixesPublished 12/26/08
Maryland is pursuing an $8.5 million claim against a voting machine company to repay costs incurred by the state to fix flaws in touch-screen machines, the attorney general announced. The case relates to a 2001 state contract with Diebold Election Systems Inc. for the voting system, which computer experts later reported to have security problems and reliability concerns. The state says it incurred expenses to correct the problems so the system would be reliable in elections. The added costs resulted from consulting and technical services and personnel, as well as materials and supplies, the state contends. "Under...
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