Dottie Niklos likes the Sequoia Advantage D-10. So does Northampton County's Election Commission, which just voted four to zero to recommend that system tonight. Although decertified in Colorado, most of New Jersey and Montgomery County are customers.
Update: The Express Times' Sarah Cassi has the details here. Commission chair Ken Kraft notes that the Sequoia system offers protections against hacking because the machines are not linked.
Update #2: The Express Times' story I mention in my first update was not actually written by Sarah Cassi. It was Mike Fleck.
Update #3: OK, OK. It's Kurt Bresswein who penned that tale.
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