Jackson County, Missouri Selects UNISYN VOTING SOLUTIONS OPENELECT (R) Central Tabulation System (OVCS)

VISTA, CA--(Marketwire - Apr 29, 2011) - The Jackson County Election Board completed the purchase of Unisyn Voting Solutions (Unisyn) OpenElect Central Tabulation System (OVCS) and its OpenElect Central Suite of software products (OCS). The purchase of the system directly followed Unisyn's success in receiving voting system certification from the State of Missouri for its 2005 VVSG Election Assistance Commission (EAC) certified OpenElect suite of products.

The newly purchased system was deployed for use in the April 5^th General Election and was used to tabulate absentee ballots. Tammy Brown, the Co-Director for Jackson County Election Board, stated, "The system performed as we expected, tallying the mail-in absentee ballots. The support received from Unisyn's election staff was excellent in all phases including superb training of our staff and absentee ballot poll workers."

"Unisyn has supported Jackson County elections since 2006, so we knew the standard for support we would receive would be consistent with our past experiences," said Bob Nichols, the Co-Director for Jackson County Election Board.

Unisyn's OpenElect suite of products include: OpenElect Voting Optical Scan (OVO), OpenElect Optical Voting Interface (OVI), OpenElect Central Scan (OVCS) and the OpenElect Central Suite (OCS). Both the OVO and OVI include additional patent-pending features. Complete product offerings are available for review at http://www.unisynvoting.com.

About Unisyn Voting Solutions, Inc.

Unisyn Voting Solutions, Inc. is dedicated to helping government institutions and private entities optimize their election programs and provide best-in-class service. Our innovative approach enables us to deliver election systems and products that are secure, auditable, flexible, and provide transparency. Unisyn has been certified to the 2005 VVSG Certification from the HAVA guidelines set forth by the U.S. Election Assistance Commission for a digital optical scan voting system, built on a Java and hardened Linux platform. Unisyn makes code available for review by trusted election officials as part of a procurement process. As a wholly-owned subsidiary of International Lottery & Totalizator Systems, Inc., the Company designed the InkaVote Plus precinct ballot counter (PBC) which is currently used in Los Angeles County, California, and Jackson County, Missouri. For more information, please visit: http://www.unisynvoting.com, Email: mktg@unisynvoting.com or Call 760-734-3233.

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