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14 Board decisions about Sequoia Voting Systems, in date order. Each links to its printed page.

  • Rules Committee will hear progress on readying Sequoia voting equipment from its newly selected vendor for the June election.
    2006outcome not readBoard minutes 2006 ↗
  • Hearing proposed on progress readying Sequoia voting equipment for the November election; no outcome printed.
    16 Feb 2006outcome not readBoard minutes 2006 ↗
  • Elections Department four-year, $12.65 million voting system contract with Sequoia Voting Systems, Inc. was approved.
  • Elections Department contract for $12.6 million with Sequoia Voting Systems, Inc. for a new voting system was reactivated and assigned to Budget and Finance Committee.
  • Proposed resolution would award Sequoia Voting Systems, Inc. a $12.6 million four-year contract for a new voting system.
    2007outcome not readBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • $12.6 million deal for new voting machines sent to committee. linked by the name only, not checked
  • $12.6 million voting machine contract still in committee.
    30 Oct 2007pendingBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • City buys $12.65 million voting system for elections.
    11 Dec 2007passedBoard minutes 2007 ↗
  • Proposed amendment to the city's voting systems contract with Sequoia Voting Systems, Inc. is pending.
    2008outcome not readBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • Resolution proposed to pay Sequoia Voting Systems $1,130,000 instead of transferring AutoMARK voting devices; sent to committee.
  • Proposed amendment paying Sequoia Voting Systems $1,130,000 for AutoMARK devices was continued to February 12, 2008.
  • Board continued to February 12, 2008 a resolution paying Sequoia Voting Systems $1,130,000 to settle litigation over voting machines.
    5 Feb 2008continuedBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • Proposed amendment to the Department of Elections voting systems contract, paying Sequoia Voting Systems $1,130,000.
    12 Feb 2008outcome not readBoard minutes 2008 ↗
  • Elections Department amends its Sequoia voting systems contract, paying Sequoia $1,130,000 instead of transferring AutoMARK devices.
    12 Feb 2008passedBoard minutes 2008 ↗