Hello Joe:
I think a retro-active lemon law would be a non-starter simply because the
'lemon' machines as certified, met the standards when they were accepted by
the customer. To my thinking, it would be like asking for refund on a moped
soley for the reason that you later find that they aren't allowed on
controlled access freeways..
Thanks, ed Kennedy
Joseph Lorenzo Hall wrote:
> On Sun, 27 Feb 2005 15:55:27 -0700, Charlie Strauss
> <cems@earthlink.net> wrote:
>> it seems to grandfather in all existing voting systems though the
>> wording is not quite clear if it grandfathers in all systems for only
>> part of or all of the provisions of the bill.
>
> I had someone contact me today gauging interest in writing a lemon-law
> for voting machines at the federal level. Anyone have thoughts on
> this? Without thinking too deeply, I know that this could mean the
> end to systems such as the Danaher and Sequoia full-face systems that
> could never make FEC 2002 certification requirements. -Joe
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