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Pushbutton voting eyed for House reforms in 1960s push
The House considers replacing quill pen ballots with pushbutton voting and screens to show each member s vote and bill details. Aimed at reducing absentee irregularities, the plan includes individual voting consoles, large chamber displays, and remote office access, with costs estimated up to 600000 dollars.
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Washington
House of Representatives
House
House Committee On Standards of
John W. McCormack
Chamber of
W. Pat Jenkings
Appropriations
House Administration Committee
Jennings
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