I
always thought that “sleepovers” were beyond the limit
of good security. In a court election contest in Wilkinson
Co Mississippi the county Circuit Clerk pled the fifth
amendment to several questions. One of the questions was
“Is it true you had a pre-election party that voting
machines were taken to?”
The results of the Ohio study
are stunning with regards to the ES&S iVotronic DRE. The
study found that a voter or poll worker can easily
recalibrate the touch-screen; access control can be
defeated by someone with a small magnet and a PDA or cell
phone; and there is a back door entry that can be gained
bypassing password requirements.
The Colorado SOS is
now telling the media that they may be able to use some of
the decertified voting systems by patching the software.
Patches require testing and certification. Is he getting
nervous?...
AZ: Opinion - Secretive
electronic voting unacceptable LINK
Arizona: Pima
County - BREAKING: Judge Orders Release of Pima County, AZ
Voting Database LINK
California: San
Joaquin County - Decertification 'fiasco' sends SJ to paper
ballots LINK
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Colorado: Sec of
State decertifies voting machines in Denver, Jefferson,
Arapahoe counties LINK
Colorado: State
decertifies voting machines County officials livid; move
‘could cost taxpayers millions’ LINK
Colorado:
Coffman: Voting machines don't measure up LINK
Colorado: Voting
machines fail state tests Pueblo among other Southern
Colorado counties to have machines decertified. LINK
Colorado:
Political leaders, county clerks left with questions,
concerns LINK
Colorado:
E-voting veto makes mess Decision to decertify electronic
systems sends counties scrambling LINK
Colorado: Many
Colorado voting machines are decertified, throwing
presidential votes in disarray LINK
Colorado: Coffman
decertifies election scanners LINK
Florida: Judge
Reverses Florida's Anti-Voter Registration Law! LINK
Florida:
Hillsborough County - Hillsborough dawdles on vote switch
LINK
Mississippi:
Wilkinson County election contest restarts LINK
New York:
Editorial - Ohio study shows vulnerability in electronic
ballot systems LINK
Ohio: Report:
Magnet and PDA Sufficient to Change Votes on Voting Machine
LINK
Ohio:
Partisanship will enter decision on how Ohioans vote LINK
Ohio: Editorial -
It’s too soon to turn voting upside down LINK
Ohio: 1,000 pages
of bad news: Ohio e-voting report released LINK
Ohio: Governor
backs election overhaul in '08; critics say no way LINK
Ohio: Opinion -
Integrity greatest factor in elections LINK
Ohio: Ohio Study:
Scariest E-Voting Security Report Yet LINK
Ohio: Ohio to
stay with voting systems deemed unreliable in Colo. LINK
Ohio: Justice
Center at NYU Law School Faults Ohio on Voting LINK
Ohio: E-voting
activists praise Ohio plan to fix e-voting system But they
fear quick 'cures' might worsen problems before '08
presidential vote LINK
Ohio: Cuyahoga
County elections board takes no action on voting machine
swap LINK
Ohio: Cuyahoga
County - Elections board pressured to change LINK
Ohio: Cuyahoga
County - Election board balks on dumping touch-screen
voting LINK
Ohio: Washington
County - Election reforms could pare precinct list LINK
Tennessee: State
election systems study calls for paper audit trail LINK
Virginia:
Spotsylvania County - Jett still wins in Spotsy recount LINK
West Virginia:
Taylor County Keeping Electronic Voting System LINK
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