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Update: Is 'vote flipping' an e-voting problem or user error?

Do e-voting machines mistakenly give votes to the wrong candidates? Todd R.
 

Another Rigged Election? The Elephant in the Voting Booth

by Maureen FarrellBuzzflash
November 9th, 2004

Black Box Voting Blues

Electronic ballot technology makes things easy. But some computer-security experts warn of the possibility of stolen elections

http://msnbc.msn.com/id/3339650/

Q: How are vote totals tabulated in electronic voting systems?

http://www.votingmachinesprocon.org/questions/tabulation.htm

Gurgle...  choke, some of the sites are just too much, but in the interest of obsessive compulsive disorder..
 
David Dill, Doug Jones and Barbara Simons: The Diebold Bombshell
 
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Brennan Center Task Force Report on voting system security
 

National: Analysis finds e-voting machines vulnerable

by Andrea Stone, USA TodayUSA Today
June 27th, 2006

WASHINGTON — Most of the electronic voting machines widely adopted since the disputed 2000 presidential election "pose a real danger to the integrity of national, state and local elections," a report out Tuesday concludes.

There are more than 120 security threats to the three most commonly purchased electronic voting systems, the study by the Brennan Center for Justice says. For what it calls the most comprehensive review of its kind, the New York City-based non-partisan think tank convened a task force of election officials, computer scientists and security experts to study e-voting vulnerabilities.

The study, which took more than a year to complete, examined optical scanners and touch-screen machines with and without paper trails. Together, the three systems account for 80% of the voting machines that will be used in this November's election.

While there have been no documented cases of these voting machines being hacked, Lawrence Norden, who chaired the task force and heads the Brennan Center's voting-technology assessment project, says there have been similar software attacks on computerized gambling slot machines.

http://www.verifiedvotingfoundation.org/article.php?id=6369


 

 
article | posted July 29, 2004 (August 16, 2004 issue)

How They Could Steal the Election This Time

Ronnie Dugger

http://www.thenation.com/doc/20040816/dugger

Princeton report slams Diebold touch-screen systems

Researchers created vote-stealing code; Diebold disputes claim
Marc Songin
 

Review Charles Lewis book coming soon

Chapter:  Equal Rights Unequal Protection
 
Unfortunately, Lewis doesn't provide footnotes to this chapter which could help determine the origination of his material.
 
Also, Lewis leaves out totally other findings after the testimony of persons before the Commission on Human Rights, and he doesn't include information about felons whose names were actually added to the state database.