They said the ACLU is " legitimately concerned that use of the punch card system will deny the right to vote to some voters who must use that system.
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Many lawmakers have floated the idea of getting newer technology and eliminating the use of punch card systems, in which voters poke holes beside names of their preferred candidates.
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Election officials on Wednesday disqualified more than 19, 000 ballots in a Florida county where confusion over the punch card system led to a flood of complaints and a lawsuit.
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Federal funds ought to be released to assist both states and corporations in the development of voting systems that cannot be challenged, or humiliated, as is the punch card system.
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Robert Rackleff, a Leon County commissioner and a member of that county's canvassing board, maintains that punch card systems are eight times more likely to miss a vote than optical scanners used elsewhere.
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"Predominately black areas fall prey to that because they don't get the same service, " said Williams, who filed suit in federal court in Miami Wednesday asking that the punch card system be eliminated.
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The more I think about this, the more it feels like I am remembering from imagination, so I'm very curious to know whether someone else remembers a punch card system for multiple choice scoring.
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The recounts were ordered by the Legislature in 1987 to test the accuracy of vote-counting machines, which include punch card systems of the type used in Harris County and in Palm Beach County, Fla.
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The New Hampshire ban grew out of a 1986 decision by Secretary of State William M . Gardner to reject the town of Hanover's request to use a punch card system because of their unreliability.
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In Sarasota, the supervisor of elections, Marilyn Gerkin, a Republican, said the county has always had a lot of unvoted ballots with its punch card system, which has been in use for more than 20 years.
