Photos: E-voting gets touchy
The almost-finished machine. In use, voters can carry out the voting process
using the touch screen, a "puff-sip" device, or by following audio
prompts along with a keypad. AutoMark says the system should be in use
by more than 30,000 precincts by November's elections, and sales will
exceed $100 million this year.
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