Posted: November 3, 2008
Sequoia failed to deliver 18,000 absentee ballots to Colorado
Sequoia insisted to Denver County officials that it had shipped all of the absentee ballots the county ordered, but county officials recently discovered that the company failed to ship 18,000 ballots. See the Wired news story here. At least one voter did not receive his ballot, after twice requesting one, until it was too late to cast it. The man had already left town by the time the ballot arrived at his house.


Commentary
Arizona: Voter Registration and the Road Ahead
Justin Levitt
June arrived with two election law cases at the Supreme Court. One is still pending: a highly anticipated decision on section 5 of the Voting Rights Act. The other, more frequently overlooked, was decided yesterday. And there are some quirks of the opinion that seem to depart from the swiftly congealing conventional wisdom that the states might actually have "won," and now need only run out the clock.
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