Maryland lawmakers having second "secnod thoughts" about touch-screen voting machines.

Kevin Zeese, a director of Takoma Park-based Campaign for Verifiable Voting in Maryland, says his group wants the machines outfitted with printers so that voters see a paper record of their votes as they are cast.

Maryland's rush to implement touch-screens statewide, Zeese said, "is like a headlong rush into chaos."

"It's so inexpensive to fix it," he said. "I don't understand what they are afraid of."