Section 4.1 - Voting Equipment
This topic is monitored by Moritz Law Professor Daniel Tokaji. For up-to-date news and commentary on voting technology, the Help America Vote Act, and other voting equality issues, see Professor Tokaji's Equal Vote Blog.
Voting Equipment Used in Pennsylvania's 10 Largest Counties 1
The chart below lists the type of equipment that Pennsylvania's 10 largest counties will use in November 2004.
| County | Registered Voters 2 | Equipment 3 |
|---|---|---|
| Allegheny | 860,561 |
Lever Machine |
| Philadelphia | 965,394 |
Electronic |
| Montgomery | 520,821 |
Electronic |
| Bucks | 424,888 |
Lever Machine |
| Delaware | 359,802 |
Lever Machine |
| Lancaster | 283,300 |
Lever Machine |
| Chester | 298,348 |
Punch Card |
| York | 244,591 |
Lever Machine |
| Berks | 215,664 |
Electronic |
| Westmoreland | 243,733 |
Lever Machine |
1. County's population is based upon 2002 figures published in 2004 County & City Extra Annual Metro, City, & County Data Book (12th ed. 2004)
2. Voter Registration totals are based upon Pennsylvania Department of State's "Un-Official Voter Registration Data, April 2004" available at http://www.dos.state.pa.us/bcel/cwp/view.asp?a=1099&q=443600 (last visited 9/17/2004).
3. Voting Equipment type is based upon the Pennsylvania Department of State's guide to "Voting in Your County" available at http://www.hava.state.pa.us/hava/cwp/view.asp?a=1188&q=442396&votingNav=| (last visited 9/17/2004).


