There's breaking news in the Leon County Voting Machines Issue. This excerpt is from a Tallahassee Democrat Online article (available through the link in the title bar):
"After a two-hour meeting with Leon County officials, Secretary of State Sue Cobb said today she is 'slightly more confident' that the county can work out problems with providing handicapped-accessible voting equipment.
Elections Supervisor Ion Sancho and County Commission Chairman Bill Proctor said they were pleased with the closed-door session."
Although this news is encouraging, this issue is not yet resolved. "Today's article about Sue Cobb's and Ion Sancho's meeting is encouraging, but in no way does it diminish the importance of attending tomorrow's events," said Rick Minor, Chair of the Leon County Democratic Executive Meeting. For details about tommorrow's activites visit the comments.
Monday, March 13, 2006
Light at the end of tunnel for Sancho
Posted by Thure at 5:10 PM
Labels: Ion Sancho, Leon County Democratic Executive Committee, Rick Minor
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12:30pm – 1:30pm – Rally in front of the Old Capitol (street side at the intersection of Apalachee and
Monroe)
Please Bring "Honk if you support Ion Sancho" signs, and wear red, white, or blue.
1:30pm – 3pm – County Commission Workshop on the voting machine
issue (County Commission Chambers, 5th Floor, Leon County
Courthouse, 301 South Monroe Street)
"This is absolutely Critical," said Rick Minor in an email to the LCDEC, "If at all
possible, take some time off work to be there. It's that important."
Thanks to Mr. Brian Lupiani for bringing this news article to my attention.
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