Critics sue Diebold over paperless voting flaws in California
San Francisco AP reports critics Jim March and Bev Harris file a California whistleblower suit against Diebold Inc. alleging uncertified hardware and software and modems could publish results online before polls close. California has spent millions on paperless touchscreens. plaintiffs seek reimbursement and a state join.
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Power flip in elections hinges on few state seats
Across many states the fight for control tightens as gains hinge on three or fewer seats. The clash highlights a persistent center ground and rising GOP influence after years of divided capitols. Colorado’s Senate, once GOP then Democrat, remains fiercely contested as 2004 campaigns heat up.
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Analysis shows nationwide battles for control in 44 states
Across the nation 44 states hold legislative elections with 26 chambers at stake in 23 states Republicans hold 21 legislatures Democrats 17 and 11 are split Nebraska is bipartisan. Republicans built strength in 1994 and 2002. Analysts debate if polarization is real and widening or a center drift.
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