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Judge orders California to dump voting machines

A US federal judge has ruled California must get rid of its punch-card voting machines by the 2004 elections.

Thu, 14 Feb, 2002 - 06:04

A US federal judge has ruled California must get rid of its punch-card voting machines by the 2004 elections.

Labour groups, the American Civil Liberties Union and others hailed US District Judge Stephen Wilson's decision.

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