The voting machines were working again Wednesday. On Tuesday, about 10-12 Democratic legislators were able to vote only by roll call.
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The culprit found!
By David Montgomery
Published/Last Modified on Wednesday, Feb 03, 2010 - 03:49:49 pm CST
House Speaker Tim Rave declined to name names but revealed the cause of yesterday's voting machine outage: a legislator from the back of the room on the far left column of desks spilled pop on the circuit board.
The voting machines were working again Wednesday. On Tuesday, about 10-12 Democratic legislators were able to vote only by roll call.
The voting machines were working again Wednesday. On Tuesday, about 10-12 Democratic legislators were able to vote only by roll call.
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