It
has just been revealed that an investigation is taking place
in Franklin Co Ohio stemming from problems noticed by
Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner on her DRE voting
machine last Nov. 6. Brunner claims that when she got to a
municipal court race a gray banner appeared over one
candidates name to let her know that he had withdrawn from
the race. In fact that candidate had withdrawn the day
after the machines were programmed. The problem is that her
husband voted on a machine next to hers and he had no
warning. Voters in other precincts have now reported the
same thing to investigators so it appears that not everyone
had the same ballot. Investigators have also found that it
appears that ES&S, the county’s vendor, told election
workers that it was not necessary to do pre-election
testing on every voting machine so only one machine per
precinct was tested. They have also found that ES&S
instructed the county’s “board programmer” in how to
turn off the “audit logs” on the machines while doing
any work on them. This act hinders any investigation into
what was done with software changes. How will these
bad-acts by ES&S affect what seems to be a good relationship
between Brunner and the vendor?...
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