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• We propose to design and develop an online national voting system. The current voting system in Ireland is not flexible enough to allow people living away from home or working away from their particular constituency on voting day to cast their vote. ...
• In the last General Election, the Government introduced electronic voting in one constituency.   This proved to be quite successful but did not address the problem mentioned above as the voting machines were stand alone and only allowed the registered voters for that particular constituency to vote.   This was a continuation of the manual voting system except with increased efficiency. Our proposed system will produce the same efficiency but with the added advantage of flexible location voting. ...

• E-Voting : Critical security flaws in electronic voting system - Fine Gael.
• Naoise Ó Muirí, Fine Gael local election candidate in the Clontarf electoral area has challenged the Minister For the Environment and Local Government to clarify how he intends to address some critical security flaws in the electronic voting system. ”Electonic voting systems were first used in the constituencies of Meath, Dublin North and Dublin West in the last General Election and were used in a further four constituencies during the Nice referendum. The government will be implementing Electronic Voting nationwide for the Local and European Elections in June. “Many voters hesitate to question the Electronic Voting system as they feel they will be branded technology “luddites”. Having worked in the technology sector for 10 years, I am amazed at a number of critical flaws in the current proposal, including: * The absence of a paper trail for the voter to confirm that his/her voting intentions have been recorded correctly * The fact that the counting system itself is developed, controlled and maintained by a small number of private individuals who are not subject to Independent scrutiny. ... According to Margaret McGaley, an Irish expert in the area - ‘The introduction of Electronic Voting in Ireland, in its current form, threatens the integrity of our democracy’. “The media has a large role to play in this process as well, as the Minister has made a number of sweeping statements on Electronic Voting which should be challenged: * He trumpeted the “use of 6 Independent consultancies” to test/retest the system - do we not already know about this government’s use of consultants and reports as an excuse for inaction? * He stated that the PCs used in the counting process will be “security hardened” yet there are technologists in Dublin who will be able to crack anything he puts in place * Cullen was asked to give a guarantee to the Dail and the public that the system was safe and secure and his response was ‘I am perfectly satisfied on all those counts’, but if Microsoft can’t guarantee security, how can this Minister?“The benefits that the new system will bring (accuracy of results, elimination of spoilt votes and speeding up the electoral system) are obvious. However it should not be introduced if it compromises the integrity of our voting data and intentions, the most precious information entrusted to any modern democracy by its citizens. “I am calling on the Minister to reintroduce a paper trail and to automate the counting process in a way that can be independently scrutinized; this will give us a transparent and secure voting process that people can trust. ...
• ·E-Voting : Commission on Electronic Voting invite submissions .
• ·E-Voting : Fianna Fáil fixing their own polls on electronic voting - YFG .
• ·E-Voting : Allen reiterates his call for heads of bill for introduction of e-voting .

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• distributed Sun Jun 12 PDT Voting record.

• Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on WG electronic voting.
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• As a consequence, not voting on an SEC electronic ballot is equivalent to casting a NO vote. ... It would be a useless exercise to require Working Group e-mail ballots to have greater than 50% of the voting members cast a YES vote. ... org> Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 4:39 PM Subject: Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on WG electronic voting > > Paul, > > This makes sense and is what I was assuming. ... 1 > appears to state that a majority of the voting SEC members must reply. > > mike > > Paul Nikolich wrote: > > > > Mike, > > > > The quorom for an electonic ballot is that 50% of the working group voting > > members must respond YES, NO or ABSTAIN. ... org > > Cc: 'IEEE802' > > Subject: Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on > > WG electronic voting > > > > Mike, I believe 50% of the eligible voters voting YES, NO, or ABSTAIN, is a > > quorum for electronic balloting. ... org> > > Sent: Monday, March 18, 2002 2:29 PM > > Subject: Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on WG > > electronic voting > > > > > > > > Paul, > > > > > > a question from one of my people. ... Specifically > > > the number of people who respond to the ballot as a yes or no or abstain > > > must be greater than 50% of the voting members. > > > > > > thanks, > > > > > > mike > > > > > > Paul Nikolich wrote: > > > > > > > > Dear SEC members, > > > > > > > > Attached you will find the text for the SEC rules change letter ballot > > on WG > > > > Electronic Voting. > > > > > > > > Scope: To permit voting by electronic means at the working group level. ...
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• description courte (max 60 mots) en anglais balise HTML acceptée Study of electonic voting systems and security tools for connection to a network or Internet. ...

• ILUG Problems with Electronic voting.
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• When people, generally, talk about electonic voting they mean o Over the internet o By phone o By text (something like 95% of people asked felt that this trivialised the voting process and didn't like it) o By digital TV (ugg, trackable, anyone?) Rather than electronic voting booths. ...
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• Electonic Voting.
• Ken MacLeod doesn't have a high opinion of unverifiable touchscreen voting:Touchscreen voting with no verifiable paper trail is to real voting what McJobs are to real jobs. ...

• RE: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on WG electronic voting.
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• I agree with Bob's rationale, as stated below, with the understanding that the 50% is the total of those voting Yes, No, and Abstain. ... org) > Subject: RE: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on > WG electronic voting > > > > I would like to suggest that a quorum for an electronic WG > ballot should be > 50% of the voting membership of the WG. I suggest this > because all of the > voting members will have received the email announcing the > particular motion > on which the vote is to take place. This means, to me, that > all voting > members are "present" and have heard the question placed > before the WG, just > as if they were standing in the room at a face to face meeting. > > Getting the voters to respond is simple, the rule should > state that failure > to return any 2 out of 3 electronic ballots results in loss of voting > membership. ... Second, it helps to > rapidly prune > the voting roster of inactive members, resulting in a lower > number of voting > members being required to reach a quorum. ... org > Cc: 'IEEE802' > Subject: Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ > Ballot on WG > electronic voting > > > > Mike, for SEC email ballots the eligible voters all have a > very significant > commitment to remain engaged and participate in the process. ... As a consequence, not voting on an SEC > electronic ballot > is equivalent to casting a NO vote. ... It would > be a useless > exercise to require Working Group e-mail ballots to have > greater than 50% of > the voting members cast a YES vote. ... org> > Sent: Tuesday, March 19, 2002 4:39 PM > Subject: Re: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ > Ballot on WG > electronic voting > > > > > > Paul, > > > > This makes sense and is what I was assuming. ... 1 > > appears to state that a majority of the voting SEC members > must reply.
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• Bugdev CALEA electonic wiretapping on unsecured Solaris boxes .
• The story about the insecure Diebold electronic voting system recently forwarded to Bugtraq was certainly disturbing, but here's something even worse (though some of it is old news): The Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress in 1994. ...

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• Which is why Antoin is in his element when he looks at why "electronic voting should be a hot issue in Ireland. It's the core of our democracy, and the government wants to convert it to electonic form. ...

• Nearly a year ago I visited the DMV to update the address on my driver's license and to register to vote in my new voting district. ...
• Search Search this site: Archives December 2003 November 2003 October 2003 September 2003 Recent Entries The World Summit on the Information Society wraps up Ready to vote, Ready to lose my privacy Links to my ICO507 final project Vote no for electonic voting (at least for now) Vannevar Bush's "memex" trumped by a researcher's earlier work "Why the future doesn't need us. ...

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• The story about the insecure Diebold electronic voting system recently forwarded to Bugtraq was certainly disturbing, but here's something even worse (though some of it is old news): The Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress in 1994. ...

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• com -KF Dan Harkless wrote: >The story about the insecure Diebold electronic voting system recently >forwarded to Bugtraq was certainly disturbing, but here's something even >worse (though some of it is old news): > > The Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications > Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress > in 1994. ...

• Bugdev CALEA electonic wiretapping on unsecured Solaris boxes .
• Subject: Bugdev CALEA electonic wiretapping on unsecured Solaris boxes .
• The story about the insecure Diebold electronic voting system recently forwarded to Bugtraq was certainly disturbing, but here's something even worse (though some of it is old news): The Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress in 1994. ...

• Drezner Tracked: September 29, 2003 11:55 PM Late Night Reading Excerpt: Body and Soul has a nice set of references on electronic voting. If you are not already up in arms about the issues surrounding the current generation of electonic voting machines you should be. ...

•  Electronic Voting Systems - Yes or No? .
• Report Says Internet Voting System Is Too Insecure to Use.
• The owner of DIEBOLD, the leader in voting system software, is one of Dubya's "Pioneers", one who donates more that $100,000 (i think that;s the amount) to the campaign coffers, and also vowed that he would deliver the Presidency to Dubya!!! Rather a BOLD statement.
• This in light of the fact that these voting software vendors will not allow independent auditors to examine the source code.
• I for one am against electronic voting. ...
• I wouldn't have any problem for a system for folks unable to physically make it to a voting station, but I just believe the folks who make the effort are those who are truly interested and/or informed on the issues.
• Posted - 01/31/2004 :  18:29:51       Wow! You guys are going to vote using the Internet? Wow! We're really behind! We're still using bubble sheets in voting and sending out absentee ballots to our handicap citizens. ...
• Democrats are too stupid to use voting machines!.
• voting. ...
• We also don't have the Scantron electonic type systems here. ...

• The ccTLD constituency document is, as I understand it, ment to be a template for ccTLDs when they produce their own Best practice document, and as such I would recommend to those not present and voting in Melbourne, to vote "yes" in the electonic ballot. ... tv, has a different reason for their voting. ...

• 2cb47a1f_boundary Content-Type: text/plain; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit Actually, the voting method varies by county, and I believe Los Angeles County is still using the punch cards. Orange County already scrapped the punchcard system and wasn't ready with the electonic voting machines yet, so we're using the Scantron-type ballots. ... 2cb47a1f_boundary Content-Type: text/html; charset="US-ASCII" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <HTML><FONT FACE=3Darial,helvetica><FONT SIZE=3D2>Actually, the voting meth= od varies by county, and I believe Los Angeles County is still using the pun= ch cards. <BR> <BR> Orange County already scrapped the punchcard system and wasn't ready with th= e electonic voting machines yet, so we're using the Scantron-type ballots. ...

• CALEA electonic wiretapping on unsecured Solaris boxes.
• The story about the insecure Diebold electronic voting system recently forwarded to Bugtraq was certainly disturbing, but here's something even worse (though some of it is old news): The Federal Bureau of Investigation administers the Communications Assistance to Law Enforcement Act (CALEA), which was passed by Congress in 1994. ...
• CALEA electonic wiretapping on unsecured Solaris boxes, Dan Harkless .

• Voting Reform.
• Instant runoff voting.
• Voting machines.
• Voting Machines .
• Touchscreen voting is essential if Instant Runoff Voting and Proportional Representation are to be implemented, as it makes counting the votes vastly simpler. ...
• Most of the serious objections come from computer security and computer science people who remain unconvinced that current touchscreen voting is secure. ...
• "That's my primary concern about computer voting: There is no paper ballot to fall back on. Computerized voting machines, whether they have keyboard and screen or a touch screen ATM-like interface, could easily make things worse. ... And computers are fallible; some of the computer voting machines in this election failed mysteriously and irrecoverably. ...
• Online voting schemes have even more potential for failure and abuse. ... What recourse is there if the voting system is hacked, or simply gets overloaded and fails? There would be no means of recovery, no way to do a recount. ... A secure Internet voting system is theoretically possible, but it would be the first secure networked application ever created in the history of computers. ...
• Electonic Voting By Rebecca Mercuri, has ahuge amount of information, She is an acknowledged expert on voting security. ...
• "In the rush to correct problems exposed by the 2000 Presidential election debacle in Florida, many municipalities were pressured or required to procure new voting systems. ...
•   The US has authorized spending of over $4B on new voting equipment, but has failed to require or enforce adequate security, usability, reliability, and auditability controls over the products being purchased.   Therefore, I will continue to urge municipalities to ONLY consider the purchase of voting systems that include a voter-verified physical audit trail. ...   Banks and lotteries all use paper successfully, our voting systems should do likewise. ...

• Electronic Voting.
• A detailed explanation, along with my recommendation for appropriately configured voting equipment, is provided in the full text of this statement, available *here*. ...
• Electronic Voting Update .
• US Voting Rights Act .
• ELECTRONIC VOTING UPDATE .
• 8B in federal spending, with a substantial portion of these funds allocated to US states and terrirories for the purpose of replacing their punch card and lever voting machines and making voting systems accessible to the disabled. ...   Note that states are not required to purchase computerized voting systems, they can still obtain mark-sense (optically scanned) products, but in order to receive certain of the equipment funds, the plan must indicate that the state will replace all of its lever and punch card machines by the first election for Federal office held after January 1, 2006. ...
• The Presidentially appointed 4-member HAVA Election Assistance Commission, in addition to approving each of the state plans, will also be responsible for administering a host of other tasks, not the least of which include overseeing a 14-member Technical Guidelines Development Committee and a 110-member Standards Board, and making provisions for "testing, certification, decertification, and recertification of voting system hardware and software by accredited laboratories. "  The Technical Guidelines Committee must produce a set of recommended voluntary voting system guidelines nine months after appointment, and it is understood that these guidelines would be the ones used by the laboratories in their certification and testing processes. ...
•   This resulted in 9 states requesting HAVA extensions, and many others contracting to purchase voting systems that can not possibly be HAVA compliant, since there does not yet exist any official HAVA standards. ...
• You are welcome to attach a copy of the statement by Rebecca Mercuri on HAVA and Electronic Voting to your letter.
• But vendors say their voting machines are certified: Voting systems are currently certified under a system established by the Federal Election Commission (FEC) and the National Association of State Election Directors (NASED). ...   (See my detailed comment The FEC Proposed Voting Systems Standard Update. ... "  Some problems with the FEC standard include the lack of a requirement that vote tallies be independently auditable, the allowance of trade-secret code that may not be able to be inspected should an election contest question the proper functionality of a voting system, and the use of commercial software products in balloting and tabulation systems without any inspection at all. ... Revelations that uncertified software was used in at least two California elections (including the Gubernatorial recall) led to the mandate that voter verified paper ballots be added to their fully-electronic voting systems.
• The Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers has chartered Project P1583 to develop a technical standard of requirements and evaluation methods for election voting equipment.   Based on the structure of the 2002 FEC guidelines, this performance standard will provide detail necessary for increased assurances of voting product accessibility, accuracy, confidentiality, reliability, security and usability. ...  Although there are currently no mandates for this IEEE standard's actual application to the certification of voting equipment, it is thought that the states may replace their use of the FEC guidelines with this new document, and that the results of the IEEE project could be incorporated into the HAVA standard (which does not yet exist).

• E-voting is a really bad idea. ... Electronic voting will be the final nail in the coffin of American democracy.
• Not even American Idol 1 could controll internet voting from hackers, how does the US government expect to?.
• American Idol was phone voting, not internet. ...
• I wouldn't expect internet voting to unearth new strata of liberty-loving voters who heretofore have just been too damn lazy to drive to the polls.
• The common fear of an electonic system is interesting. ...
• At this stage, all types of internet voting and polling seem to appeal primarily to irrelevant far leftists (see Julian's post on MoveOn above), so maybe Greens, Kucinichians, Dean Fedayeen etc. ...

• 802SEC comments on WG electronic voting.
• Subject: 802SEC comments on WG electronic voting .
• The rules currently provide two type of voting in WGs: (1) Voting at Meetings, and (2) Voting by Letter Ballot. The proposed rules change tries to develop the electronic voting procedure as an extension of "Voting at Meetings". ... Instead, I think we should address the issue by modifying the second voting alternative: the Letter Ballot. ... That means 9 of the 12 voting members of the SEC have >not voted yet. ... org'; 'Geoff Thompson' >Subject: RE: 802SEC +++ SEC Rules Change Letter Ballot +++ Ballot on W >G electronic voting > > > >Hi Everyone, > >Per Paul's request, I will be tabulating the results of this Ballot, and >working to "get out the vote". ... Note that >I was a little unsure from the comments if Mike had formally voted yet or >not, but for now I have him as not voting. ... 1 Voting on technical motions at Meeting >. ... > >If others do not feel the original wording restricts the chair >from voting on electronic motions I withdraw the comment and >Approve. ... , that they negatively affect the non-balloter's voting >status. ... They can continue to do this until their >voting status is lost as described in 5. ... 1 has >the unfortunate effect of limiting voting by electronic means to only >technical matters.
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• THE PERILS OF ELECTONIC VOTING.
• Now 190 computer scientists are so alarmed that they are dedicating themselves to proving that touch- screen voting is a threat to our democracy.

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