E-Voting Machines Rejected After State Tests

Sacramento, CA -- California election officials have rejected an electronic voting machine made by Diebold after tests revealed unacceptable levels of screen freezes and paper jams.

Three counties have already purchased the T-S-X voting machine, which was found to have a failure rate of ten percent.

Secretary of State Bruce McPherson says that risk was too high and he notified company officials about his decision in a letter sent Wednesday.

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