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Sorry, I had
no idea you guys were doing this. The current software
was not designed for the new body, and the new body was not designed for
the old board. No wonder you are having difficulties; I think I
finally understand what all the fuss about locking readers is all about.
You say that "this is an awkward process that interrupts the normal voting
process and makes our system look bad." Congratulations. Whoever
okayed this should suffer.
Ken
What do you mean
by "pre-production touch screen ballot station"? Are you running the
current windows software in the new body in a
real election?
Ken
In
Forsyth County the election officials love our pre-production touch screen
ballot station. The only flaw
they see is the problem created by the non-locking card reader and they
expect to see a real solution, to that problem in the production units. They feel that if it causes problems
in 5 early voting precincts, it will really present problems on election day
in 110 precincts.
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