When New Jersey voters go to the polls to choose a new governor, the technology they use will be woefully outdated and vulnerable to cyberattack.

TRENTON, N.J. (AP) -- Voting rights lawyers returned to a New Jersey appeals court Tuesday to ask the judges to force the state to replace paperless voting machines with a new system that they say ...

Burlington County has released a computer animation video to help educate voters about how to use new voting machines that will be deployed at all polling locations on Primary Election Day ...

Burlington County is using new voting machines for the Nov. 5 general election and will teach residents how to use them at the County Corner store ...

Frustrated voters in Burlington County waited on lines as long as four hours or more on Election Day, after an advanced new voting machine system purchased earlier this year apparently could not ...

The lawyers took their case Tuesday to a New Jersey appeals court in the latest installment of a 2004 lawsuit over electronic voting machines.

The report said New Jersey's voting machines do not have a paper record, making it "nearly impossible" to tell if they had been hacked and vote tallied changed.