Onorato favors touch-screen voting

By Glenn May TRIBUNE-REVIEW Wednesday, February 22, 2006 Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato announced a proposed deal Tuesday to buy 2,800 electronic voting machines for $11.8 million even though the ...

[Charles Schefer]

Of course he does, there is no paper trail for oversight.

[JOAN]

Charles Schefer wrote:

Of course he does, there is no paper trail for oversight.

What makes ya think there was before?
j.

[Richard]

JOAN wrote:

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What makes ya think there was before?
j.

Well,well this site was the first site started in Feb.of 06.The very ist and guess what "Joan" was talking about potential voter fraud.Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato annouced a proposed deal to buy 2,800 electronic voting machines for 11.8 million.Now this was six years and 7 mos. ago. HHHHmmmmmm!! Okay ladies and gents when will it stop, HHHHHHHmmmmmmm !!! Okay who can tell me now the present,what is Mr. Onorato doing today,09-14-2012. HHHHHHHmmmmmmmm !!

[Marge]

Richard wrote:

<quoted text>Well,well this site was the first site started in Feb.of 06.The very ist and guess what "Joan" was talking about potential voter fraud.Allegheny County Chief Executive Dan Onorato annouced a proposed deal to buy 2,800 electronic voting machines for 11.8 million.Now this was six years and 7 mos. ago. HHHHmmmmmm!! Okay ladies and gents when will it stop, HHHHHHHmmmmmmm !!! Okay who can tell me now the present,what is Mr. Onorato doing today,09-14-2012. HHHHHHHmmmmmmmm !!

There was a paper trail with the old machines. And there is a better paper trail with the new. Much ado about nothing.

[Richard]

Marge wrote:

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There was a paper trail with the old machines. And there is a better paper trail with the new. Much ado about nothing.

Really i belive alot of voters would disagree with you.However what is Onorato doing these days???

[Marge]

Richard wrote:

<quoted text>Really i belive alot of voters would disagree with you.However what is Onorato doing these days???

Representing a health insurance company, I believe.

It doesn't matter what voters believe. What matters are the facts. And the facts are that the new paper trail is even better than the old one. And it's posted as always at each polling place on election day after the polls close.

[Richard]

Marge wrote:

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Representing a health insurance company, I believe.
It doesn't matter what voters believe. What matters are the facts. And the facts are that the new paper trail is even better than the old one. And it's posted as always at each polling place on election day after the polls close.

good work again !!! Thanks