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Topic: Microvote
Updated: August 2006 election results, and rumors of problems downloading votes from machines used in early voting!
By Bill Larson | August 4, 2006 | 
Please see the Election 2006 page for complete election results!
I am currently investigating reports of issues retreiving the votes from the Microvote Infnity machines used for early voting, which once again raises the question: Can we trust paperless voting using electronic machines, and highlighting the need for these machines to produce a voter verified paper audit trail!
Ask yourself this. What happens at the end of the day, if they try to download votes from a heavily used voting machine, and find nothing there? While I hope this is a nightmare that we never have to face, they will not be able to say we were not warned! Updated below: «Read the rest of this article»
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Can we trust paperless voting using electronic machines.
By Bill Larson | July 30, 2006 |
We all know that computers some times have a mind of their own, they are subject to programming errors, software bugs, hackers, viruses, and even random unexplained glitches. You may not have thought about them in this way, but electronic voting machines are also computers. Can we really trust them? «Read the rest of this article»
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