California election postponed

A US appeals court today postponed California’s October 7 election, ruling that the poll cannot proceed because some votes would be cast using outdated punch-card ballot machines.

California election postponed

A US appeals court today postponed California’s October 7 election, ruling that the poll cannot proceed because some votes would be cast using outdated punch-card ballot machines.

Californians were scheduled to go to the polls to decide whether to remove Governor Gray Davis from office. The two-part ballot was to ask first whether Davis should be recalled, and then would ask voters to chose from 135 candidates vying to replace him.

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