The Board of Elections has selected a company to replace the city's iconic — though outdated — voting machines with a process that's more like taking a standardized test than pulling a lever. The Omaha-based company Election Systems and Software won the $50 million contract because board members found its machines easiest to read and use, particularly for immigrants and disabled. more ›

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