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By Associated Press
POSTED: 01:46 p.m. EDT, May 05, 2008
CLEVELAND: The elections board in Cuyahoga County says a hand-count audit of votes from the presidential primary matches the results from scanned paper ballots.
A sample of 30,000 paper ballots from 99 precincts were hand-counted by teams composed of Republicans and Democrats last week.
Board of Elections Deputy Director Pat McDonald said today that the voluntary audit was part of a pilot program of Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner to help determine consistency and performance of high-speed optical scanning.
Cuyahoga County switched to high-speed optical scan from touch-screen electronic voting for the March 4 primary.
CLEVELAND: The elections board in Cuyahoga County says a hand-count audit of votes from the presidential primary matches the results from scanned paper ballots.
A sample of 30,000 paper ballots from 99 precincts were hand-counted by teams composed of Republicans and Democrats last week.
Board of Elections Deputy Director Pat McDonald said today that the voluntary audit was part of a pilot program of Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner to help determine consistency and performance of high-speed optical scanning.
Cuyahoga County switched to high-speed optical scan from touch-screen electronic voting for the March 4 primary.
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