In our ‘Featured’ article Greg Gordon of McClatchy
News reports on a presentation given during an Election
Assistance Commission hearing last month. The presentation
was given by an ex-CIA official concerning the use of
electronic voting machines in foreign elections and the
concerns about the machines’ vulnerability to tampering.
The official said at one point in his presentation, “"You
heard the old adage 'follow the money’. I follow the vote.
And wherever the vote becomes an electron and touches a
computer, that's an opportunity for a malicious actor
potentially to . . make bad things happen."...
Featured - National: Most electronic voting
isn't secure, CIA expert says LINK
Minnesota: The
Coleman-Franken recount: Can it be over soon? LINK
Minnesota:
Coleman appeal could play constitutional wild card LINK
Minnesota:
Coleman says election case shouldn’t end up in the Supreme
Court LINK
Missouri:
Options to make voting easier being considered LINK
New Jersey:
Newark campaign worker is indicted on election-fraud charges
LINK
New Jersey:
Dutchess County - Red Hook poll site may not change until
May LINK
Ohio: Cleveland
State University research helps find problems in election
machines LINK
Tennessee: Voter
empowerment measures on calendar for House Sub-committee LINK
Tennessee: TN
voter registration could require citizenship proof LINK
Tennessee:
Voting Machine "Pants Down" Until 2012? LINK
Texas: Possibly
faulty voting machines still used by Collin County (NOTE:
This is the home of Premier/Diebold, McKinney Texas) LINK
West Virginia:
Bill would sink touch-screen voting LINK
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