Is this an early signal of what is to come?
It looks as if the high-point of electronic voting has passed and there are those who see sinister motives in the effort to introduce the machines nationwide.
Hi- or low-tech, the lines are too long surely: to be expected to queue for hours to vote is to be - in effect - disenfranchised. What happens in the UK? I cannot remember, to be honest...
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