From "Risks Digest":

Kolwicz kicked out for submitting real election tests

Al

Kolwicz, official representative to Boulder County's test of its new vote counting system, was asked by County

Clerk, Linda Salas, to leave the test.
When asked what happened, Kolwicz said, "we submitted sample ballots to

test the security and accuracy of the county's new vote counting system."

The sample ballots included tests

such as - (1) what happens if a voter
circles the box rather than filling in the entire box with a black pen,

and
(2) what happens if a voter marks over the ballot serial number in hopes that this will make the ballot

secret. (Boulder County's new ballots are
not secret.)

Salas consulted with the Secretary of State,

Donetta Davidson's office, by phone. Following their private conversation, Salas asked Kolwicz to

leave.
Kolwicz left immediately and went outside of the building to record some notes. Deputy P. Dunphy, who was

in the room where the testing was being conducted, came out to find Kolwicz on a bench. He told Kolwicz that he was

not to return to the building. "It looks like a sham is being foist upon the public", said Kolwicz. The tests

prepared by Kolwicz are limited to things that can happen in this year's primary election.

Al Kolwicz,

CAMBER - Citizens for Accurate Mail Ballot Election Results
2867 Tincup Circle, Boulder, CO 80305, 303-494-1540

AlKolwicz@qwest.net
www.users.qwest.net/~alkolwicz

http://coloradovoter.blogspot.com