Oak Grove Cancels Electronic Poll Pads (Again)

After doing so just before the 2024 general election, Oak Grove City Council (Anoka County) once again cancels their poll pad agreement, for emphasis. City Council MeetingLive and Recorded Public meetings of City Council Meeting for City of Oak Grove

Poll pad choice in HF1800

As cities start to cancel electronic poll pad agreements, Legislature should protect their choice

Commissioner Heinrich Votes No Citing Scalability of Possible Fraud; Commissioner Reinert Also a No Vote, Wants Cities to Choose Between Paper and Electronics

Commissioner Heinrich said he was concerned about the scalability of possible fraud from a nefarious actor on the electronic devices; he therefore preferred paper to be used.

Poll pad ghosts in Sherburne

Where did the 367 new registered voters go days after the election?

Who Decides Poll Pads?

Are city, county, and OSS attorneys omitting key details? In a presentation given to all municipalities in Anoka County on Jan 29, 2025, the Elections Manager of Anoka County said the county has authority to decide that the cities will use poll pads, even if they don't want

E Poll Pads: The Trojan Horse of Elections?

Why are pen and paper methods of voter check-in being overlooked?

Taiwan: 100% in person voting

And 100% human hand count Taiwan is in-person voting and COUNTING/TALLYING only... notice their ballots are designed to make it easier to COUNT/TALLY https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A8V0OpunuKA Ps my friend who lives in Taiwan said people like it but if their candidate loses they blame

Admitted: KNOWiNK Portal has access to precinct-level data

Portal through KNOWiNK iPads can access election day precinct data.

ES&S poll pads decertified in Texas

ES&S poll pads decertified... now what? (Paper?)

How Should Voters Be Checked In?

Reconsidering electronics to check in voters.

3 New (and ONLY) MN Election Laws

There is beauty and practicality in simplicity.

Steve Simon Oversteps - Notes from Petition to Stop 2020 Certification

How the Minnesota Secretary of State overstepped to alter election results in 2020.