Nevada study sparks push for paper trail in electronic voting
Nevada's $9.3 million touchscreen system with printers and 2,600 devices ran smoothly in the primary, prompting praise for training and auditability. Critics warn printers add jams and costs, while boosters say a paper trail boosts voter confidence. California and others weigh similar rollouts ahead of 2006 federal pressures.
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Wall Street eyes drugmakers amid a tight race as Kerry proposes broad drug price cuts including domestic reimportation and Medicare price negotiation. Analysts warn earnings could fall under either candidate, with potential shifts in regulation and government purchasing power shaping the sector.
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