This election cycle, all voters will be "on their mark" using the new legislative-mandated optical scan voting equipment that replaces the touch-screen voting machines. Voters will mark paper ballots they feed through optical scanners before exiting the polls. For further explanation of the new voting equipment, there is a demonstration video available online at www.pasco votes.com, the elections' office Web site that contains a wealth of information for voters. ...more

July 20, 2008

Pasco County Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley previewed the new DS200 Optical Scan voting equipment for county poll workers during a workshop at the Center for the Arts at Wesley Chapel on Tuesday morning. Corley and Deputy Supervisor of Elections Jim Endress let some 70 poll workers try out the new voting machines at the end of the workshop, where they were able to mark ballots and see how the new equipment works. ...more

June 11, 2008

All registered voters in Pasco County will get new Voter Information Cards in the mail beginning Monday, May 5, Supervisor of Elections Brian E. Corley, has announced. ...more

May 3, 2008

TAMPA - The elections supervisor is recommending that Premier Election Solutions be given a $6 million contract to provide voting machines for Hillsborough County elections. ...more

February 14, 2008

A House task force voted Friday to end an investigation into a disputed 2006 Florida congressional election after extensive testing showed that touch-screen voting machines likely worked properly. ...more

February 9, 2008

The future in Pasco elections arrived this week with the shipment of 175 optical scanners for counting paper ballots. "They're still in the boxes," Pasco Supervisor of Elections Brian Corley said about the 175 units, which are being stored at a Dade City warehouse. ...more

October 6, 2007

Pasco County's optical-scanning voting equipment has arrived. ...more

October 3, 2007