The North Carolina NAACP is asking a judge to bar the use of touch-screen voting machines in several counties for fear that they could contribute to the spread of COVID-19.
Forsyth County commissioners have approved the purchase of new voting machines capable of producing paper ballots.
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Guilford County’s new voting machines came in $5.8 million under budget. And now, Guilford County Schools may benefit from that unexpected surplus.
Guilford County’s elections board is expected to make a decision Tuesday on which new voting machines they’d like to use for next year’s vote.
The Forsyth County Board of Elections is recommending new voting machines that include a paper ballot option during early voting.
A panel of computer security specialists told a Greensboro crowd on Monday that even newer model voting machines could be reprogrammed.
The North Carolina elections board has a new leader ahead of a decision on what kind of voting machines are secure against efforts to alter ballots.
Guilford County officials are worried that with the pending elimination of many touch-screen voting machines, replacements may not be ready in time for the 2020 election.
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