Nothing totally new here for me, but this is a concise, iinformative article on the important topic of voting equipment. Concerns about the whether voting machines will function and paper ballots will be counted have been well covered in the past week, and this article follows suit.

Interesting report about the recent shift away from electronic voting machine back to paper ballots. The article provides reasonable factual evidence from multiple sources, such as Election Data Services and the New York University School of Law. The headline doesn't match the content of the article all that well, though.

This story does a good job of providing one a feel for the lingering, or perhaps growing, mess we have in ensuring votes are counted. However, with few comprehensive statistics, it's difficult to tell just how big the problem is. The story relies principally on isolated anecdotes.

If you have not been stopped from voting by dirty tricks, long lines, or voter suppression techniques, here's a good overview of the further challenges you may face as you try to vote.

Disjointed, and with few references. Try "Is the Election About to Be Stolen in Ohio, Pennsylvania and Elsewhere?" link for a better story with a lot more references. [See link.]