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Computerized Voting Machines Vulnerable to Tampering

Source: Uncommon Denominator newsletter

Author: Ian Frederick Finseth

Date: February 7, 2003

Category: Voting & Elections

Type: Article

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Huge amorphous stories tend to wend their way into the mainstream press slowly, if at all. This one is no exception. The core of the story is straightforward: new computerized voting machines are vulnerable to tampering. The details and the implications become much more murky and complex: Who owns the companies that manufacture the voting machines? What are the technical issues involved? What does the law say? How can ordinary citizens best assert their rights to have their votes counted fairly and accurately?

Tags: VVPB, VVPAT, voting machines, voter verifiable paper trail, Voter News Service, optical scan, hanging chad, Election Systems & Software, election fraud, DREs, Chuck Hagel, Bev Harris, Association for Computing Machinery

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