PROVIDENCE, R.I. (WPRI) — Mayor Jorge Elorza on Friday called for the accessible ExpressVote machines to be removed from use prior to Tuesday’s primary election, prompting a swift response from voting ...

FASTER VOTING: Buncombe County Board of Elections member Steven Aceto receives his voted ballot back from one of the county's new ExpressVote machines during a machine testing demonstration Oct. 10.

PLOVER − Portage County has made an almost $1 million investment in election security and accessibility, and voters will get to use the new equipment for the first time during the Feb. 20 primary ...

Mayor Jorge Elorza on Monday lobbed a new round of criticism at the state as it became clear the ExpressVote machines would remain in place for Tuesday's primary. Elorza recently called for the ...

CRANSTON, R.I. (WPRI) — Rhode Island elections officials are implementing new proofreading protocols for the November election after accessible ExpressVote machines displayed the wrong candidates for ...

ExpressVote machines offer accessibility features to make voting easier for people with disabilities. To celebrate Disability Voting Rights Week, voters with disabilities and Milwaukee leaders ...

PROVIDENCE — What will happen to the votes cast by the early, in-person voters who were given electronic "ballots" that erroneously listed the names of 2018 – instead of 2022 – candidates? But it ...

New touch-screen voting machines being used in this month's primary election listed candidates from 2018 when voters selected Spanish as their preferred language, according to elections officials. As ...

Guttenberg has been selected to participate in a pilot program to use new ExpressVote machines for the upcoming General Election taking place on Tuesday, November 5th, 2019. , The town offered ...

ALBANY — A group of election watchdogs filed a lawsuit Wednesday seeking to block the use of a controversial voting machine in New York. Led by Common Cause New York, the group contends the state ...

At noon today, the two Democrats and two Republicans on the state Board of Elections will consider whether to approve the use of a new voting machine that harms the security and surety of elections.