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Suffolk County purchases $31.7 million voting system from Election Systems & Software

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 19
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What happened

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Suffolk County purchased a new voting system from Election Systems & Software. The county acquired the $31.7 million system last year. These new touchscreen machines will be used for the first time in a general election in Suffolk County.

From riverheadlocal.com

Why it matters

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The purchase represents a significant capital expenditure for Suffolk County. For Election Systems & Software, the contract provides a direct revenue increase from the transaction.

From riverheadlocal.com

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  • Election Systems & SoftwareSpeculative

    Could see a direct revenue increase from the $31.7 million contract purchase.

  • Suffolk CountySpeculative

    Might incur a direct capital expenditure for new voting infrastructure.

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