Voting Machine Companies Issued Subpoenas

Here is a piece of good news for Florida voters and Ion Sancho.

Florida's attorney general said Wednesday his office has issued investigative subpoenas to the three companies certified to sell voting machines in Florida as he reviews a dispute between the firms and Leon County's elections supervisor.

Diebold Inc., Election Systems & Software Inc., and Sequoia Voting Systems Inc. have refused to sell equipment to let disabled voters cast ballots without help in Leon County. Elections supervisor Ion Sancho has been outspoken about his concern that the devices can be easily manipulated to change race outcomes.

I'll give Charlie Crist credit for doing the right thing. The question is if the trail of intimidation leads to the Governor's office; will he do the right thing. I hope so.