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Wes
Krivanek gave me these accounts for starters:
Pending sales
Greenville Co.
SC. 300
AVTS
Jasper Co.
SC.
40 AVTS
Charleston Co.
SC. 400
AVTS
Beaufort Co.
SC. 400
AVTS
South
Carolina is closely following Ciber/Wyle
GEMS
1-17-17
Ballot
Station 4.0.11
The
State of South Carolina is interested in resolving issuance of the
same Challenge ID multiple times.
Quick background
questions for starters. Which
accounts are we talking about, how many units, what versions of
hardware/software are they currently running. If this is for a pending sale, what is
the delivery date etc.
Ken
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Message-----
From:
owner-rcr@gesn.com [mailto:owner-rcr@gesn.com] On Behalf Of Jeff Hallmark
Sent: Wednesday, March 13,
2002 11:02
AM
To: rcr@gesn.com
Subject: RE: Unique Challenge Voter
ID
1)
Early Voting phase of election. Allow full alpha numeric entry
of voters info to smart card from laptop. In short, regress to the
former Challenge method of entering full voter info. early voting
only.
(keeps cost down as
there are just a few locations)
2)
Election Day. Using the Spyrus Number sheet, that has been broken down
into blocks of 10 numbers, poll worker pre-enters a "block/blocks"of the
numbers into the Spyrus,. The "block/blocks" entered can reach a maximum value
that is dependent on the memory that is available. Subsequent Challenge
ID's, from the same block, are entered to match the Spyrus's assigned
block/blocks, if an entry error has occurred, from either end, the
number will not be accepted. As the challenge ID number is issued
from the Spyrus's cache of numbers it is removed from the cache.
Obviously double
entry is a simplified cross check, it would be better to initially download
the Spyrus with a starting block of numbers, from GEMS, when the Vote Center
is created. The Spyrus and the Number Sheet it is loaded from then are tied
together by a shared ID per election, said ID is displayed on
Spyrus and printed. on sheet.
In most
elections, Election day, there are relatively few
Challenges.
The
intent here is to shorten the list of numbers entered so that the Spyrus's
memory limitation isn't compromised.
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Message-----
From:
owner-rcr@gesn.com [mailto:owner-rcr@gesn.com]On Behalf Of Jeff Hallmark
Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 12:28
PM
To: rcr
Subject: Unique Challenge Voter
ID
The unique ID issue for
challenge voters is a concern for South
Carolina.
I have read the posts on why we
allow multiple entry of the same Challenge Voter Number, i.e multiple
unsynchronized devices issuing numbers, and have a possible
alternative.
If a jurisdiction supplies,
or will supply, as part of the polling place voter registry ,
each voters County issued "Voter ID" number, we can use this number as
the challenge number.
By default a counties voter ID
is unique.
This might necessitate the ID
field be expanded to alpha/ numeric.
And of course we could use
Drivers License or SSN., but we would loose the County generated paper
trail, the voter registry.
On behalf of Wes
Krivanek
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