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The color variation in Placer may not be as bad as first
reported to me. Speaking with the person directly at the warehouse, the
report is more of slight variation of color in the red ovals. Testing
thru the AccuVote may be the only way to confirm that ovals are oK.
Any other ideas? The customer does not have a "reflective densitometer" to
determine exactly what pantone color variation we have here.
----- Original Message -----
From: Steve
Knecht
To: Global
Support
Cc: John Elder
Sent: Monday, February 11, 2002 11:01 AM
Subject: Ballot Colors shifting Ryan called me from Placer a few minutes ago. The color
tint is varying significantly on the ballots. This is not a surprise, as
John Elder and I discussed this on Thursday of last week. What is a
surprise is that the red oval color is shifting and includes red, orange, and
pink. It is critical that we know that the oval color is invisible to the
AccuVote. Several million ballots are being printed in California.
If there is a pantone shift occuring in the red, pink, orange spectrum, could we
potentially have problems?
Steve Knecht
Diebold Election Systems 415-893-9941 office 415-893-9951 fax 415-225-6591 cell |