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ADS Helps AutoMARK Develop Special-Needs Voter Assist Terminal on Intel Processors

Source: Intel
Date: January 2008
Type: White Paper
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Overview: Any machine used in the balloting process must match a set of strict requirements. Failure to meet these specifications makes the machine unusable. Among the requirements of the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) are mandates for accommodating disabled voters, including the mobility and vision impaired, who must be provided the same independent and private voting experience offered to the general population. State requirements mandate ballot font size, color, contrast, and the manner in which candidates and propositions are presented.


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