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A test of the machinery that will count Denver’s ballots in the August election detected no flaws, officials said on Tuesday.
The test was conducted earlier Tuesday at the Denver Election Division, located at 3888 East Mexico Avenue.
Dan Willis, secretary for the Denver County Democratic Party, and Donna Johnston, secretary of the Denver County Republican Party, filled out ballots.
The ballots then were sent through optical scanners, manufactured by Sequoia Voting Systems, for tabulation.
“Everything went fine,” said Alton Dillard, spokesman for the elections division. “All the ballots matched. All the numbers squared.”
Christopher N. Osher: 303-954-1747 or cosher@denverpost.com
