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January 09, 2008 Columns » Editorial

Ghost in the voting machine

by Lisa Sorg @lisasorg

With one caucus and a primary behind us, we think we know what wildcards could influence the 2008 elections: the unaffiliated, undecideds and under-30s. Yet, there is another unknown: the voting machines. It's true that North Carolina has made strides toward preserving…

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