Secure Electronic Voting New Zealand voting survey, post-election 1981 : user's guide for the machine-readable data file Help America Vote Act of 2002 : conference report (to accompany H.R. 3295) (SuDoc Y 1.1/8:107-730) Alternative ballot techniques : hearing before the Subcommittee on Elections of the Committee on House Administration, House of Representatives, One Hundred Third Congress, second session, September 22, 1994, Washington, DC (SuDoc Y 4.H 81/3:B 21) The World Almanac and Book of Facts 2004

• Early voting is up 30% over 2001. ...
• UPDATE: Another Rice Grad isn't voting here this year, but he does have his preferences.
• Bad eSlate machines! Those who showed up early at the Holiday Inn at 7787 Katy Freeway to vote found that the eSlate machines that were supposed to make voting so much easier and more accurate were on the fritz. ...
• He said an election judge told him to write on the back of the paper if he ran out of room and then told him he might need to vote again this afternoon if the eSlate machines come back up. ...

• Malfunctioning (?) Voting Machines, Part MMMCCXVIII • posted by Dan Gillmor 10:53 AM • permanent link to this item .
• This letter to the editor in the Washington Post is just one more reason to ask voting officials everywhere: Why are you so resistant to voter-verifiable paper trails?.
• I'm talking about whether we can trust the new voting systems we're adopting willy-nilly. ...
• Actually, my headline originally did give the impression I was blaming the voting machine. ...
• I don't care one whit if the machines are accurate! I only care that I get to *count* the votes. ...
• I would have expected the conservatives to be scared to death at the prospect of paperless voting. ...
• If (when) I would be proven that the voting machines have not been tampered with and are working the way they should (without an if) I would gladly submit myself to a bozo test. ...

• Voting Machines Blasted by Scientists .
• Electronic Voting Machines Blasted by Scientists, Hacked by Author.
• This report, and all information not attributed to others here, was provided by Bev Harris, author of "Black Box Voting: Ballot-Tampering in the 21st Century. ...
• "Our analysis shows that this voting system is far below even the most minimal security standards applicable in other contexts. " -- Researchers from Johns Hopkins and Rice Universities, in paper just released: "Analysis of an Electronic Voting System" http://avirubin. ...
• "Computer Voting Is Open to Easy Fraud, Experts Say" (New York Times, July 24 2003) http://www. ...
• These discoveries were made after examining Diebold voting system files left on an open web site, in a security breach somewhat stunning in magnitude. ...
• Alastair Thompson, the publisher and editor of Scoop Media, says he believed that the files were of critical importance in assessing whether Diebold officials and certifiers have been telling the truth about voting machine security. ...
• Diebold machines are used in 37 states; Maryland just spent $55 million on 11,000 of these machines, and the state of Ohio is considering switching all counties to Diebold machines, a purchase estimated to be as high as $150 million. The state of Georgia bought Diebold machines in 2002, investing $55 million to purchase over 22,000 machines. ...
• The files on the Diebold ftp site indicate that security flaws are not limited to touch screen machines; the problems with Diebold's GEMS software also exist in Diebold optical scan machines, like those used in King County Washington. For a complete list of locations using Diebold machines as of Feb. ...
• State laws typically allow only limited examination of the paper ballots, taking tallies directly from Diebold optical scan machines, even in recounts. Therefore, insecure optical scan software also poses a grave risk to voting security, since tampering is unlikely to be spotted. Under a previous company name (Global Election Systems) Diebold machines counted 40 percent of Florida in election 2000. ...
• Electronic voting "places our entire democracy at risk" say experts: .

• Voting Machine Security.
• htm) the full source-code of our VHTi audit technology for electronic voting machines (http://www. ...
• It is important to note that the effectiveness of VHTi does not rely on securing voting software or hardware but instead on the transparent audit process it enables. VHTi proves that voting machines aren’t cheating and provides for a meaningful audit. ...
• This is the next step in our efforts to be open about our technology and how it ensures secure, verifiable voting. ...
• Washington Post E-Voting Revealed http://www. ...
• MSNBC E - voting firm reveals software code http://msnbc. ...
• Wired See-Through Voting Software http://www. ...
• Open voting consortium demonstrates free election software on 4/1.
• Voting Machine Security.
• GRANITE BAY, CALIFORNIA The Open Voting Consortium will demonstrate a version of its free election software on the 1st of April at 10:00 AM in the Santa Clara County government office building, 70 W. ... The Open Voting Consortium intends to make free voting software available for use in public elections to begin a process founders hope will transform the voting system from a fraud-prone, blackbox, proprietary, expensive, idiosyncratic, unreliable system to a technically sound, accurate, secure, inexpensive, uniform and open voting system.
• Black Box Voting in Seattle Weekly.
• Voting Machine Security.
• Bev Harris of Renton created a firestorm with her national Internet campaign against electronic voting. ...
• America’s leading critic of electronic voting lives on a cul-de-sac in the blue-collar suburb of Renton. ...

• The facts, supported by voting machine experts and numerous newspaper articles, have made it clear.
• Computerized voting machines that were certified by the state of Florida, caused most of the problems in Florida's primary election. ...
• Computerized voting gives the power of selection, without fear of discovery, to whomever controls the.
• Only a few companies dominate the market for computer voting machines.
• computer voting machine companies. Voting machine companies demand that clients sign 'proprietary' contracts to protect their trade secrets, which.
• prohibits a thorough inspection of voting machines by outsiders. ... So far, lawsuits to allow complete access to inspect voting machines, or to require paper ballots so that recounts are possible. ...
• all of ES&S's touch screen machines contain modems, "allowing them to communicate--and be communicated with--while they are in operation," reports Bollyn. ... "Even computers not connected to modems or an electronic network can still be manipulated offsite, not during the election, but certainly before or after," says voting systems expert Dr. ...
• Faulty ES&S machines used in Hawaii's 1998 elections forced that state's first-ever recount. ...
• Sequoia is another voting systems company that sends a cold chill down my spine. ...
• International, which also manufactures casino slot machines.
• The Shoup Voting Solutions of Quakertown, Pennsylvania, has a reputation for rigging elections, wrote the late co-author of VoteScam, Jim Collier.
• investigation of a vote-fixing scam involving the old-fashioned lever machines in Philadelphia. ...
• voting systems error and fraud are documented in a 1988 report for the.

• Consultant: Maryland's voting machines have problems, but can be trusted.
• (Annapolis, Maryland-AP) -- A technical consultant says Maryland's new voting system has many potential security flaws that must be fixed. ...
• Even so, he says he believes the new touch-screen machines will "accurately render" the presidential primary election in March. ...
• Maryland spent nearly 56 (m) million dollars to buy the machines for every jurisdiction except the city of Baltimore, which already has a touch-screen system. ...
• The consultant recommends protecting the machines with tamper tape and giving each machine a different security password. ...

• Rumor Mill News Reading Room Archive Manufacturers Admit Voting Machines Unreliable Posted By: Hannibal.
•             Manufacturers Admit Voting Machines Unreliable .
•            the integrity of the ballot in the age of voting machines. ...
•            assistant director of voting systems and 25-year veteran of the .
•            ballot-counting machines. ...
•            Illinois director of voting systems and standards said. ...
•            voters are only voting for one candidate. ...
•            election machines operated by private companies. ...
•            touch-screen system that counted your vote, these machines have .
•            What is particularly troubling about these machines is the fact that .
•            "thousands and thousands of machines being used across the .
•            Cook County bought nearly 5,000 PBC machines from ES&S at a .
•            ES&S supplied Model 100 ballot-counting machines through a .
•            the 7,000 voting machines broke down during the Venezuelan .
•            The PBC machines contain an internal Expedite modem made by .
•            "Internet voting scares me," he added, "it puts us in the same .

• Students lobby, vow to use voting power .
• Hot topic on web – Voting machines.
• The article details the potential dangers of moving to electronic voting machinery and Internet-based voting, and the close links between some of the manufacturers of these machines, the Bush administration, and several personalities in the intelligence community. ...

• * Bev Harris is the Author of the soon to be published book " Black Box Voting: Ballot Tampering In The 21st Century ".
• Bald-Faced Lies About Black Box Voting Machines .
• According to election industry officials, electronic voting systems are absolutely secure, because they are protected by passwords and tamperproof audit logs. ...
• The computer programs that tell electronic voting machines how to record and tally votes are allowed to be held as "trade secrets. ... The companies that make these machines insist that their mechanisms are a proprietary secret. ...
• Having a so-called security-conscious voting machine manufacturer store sensitive files on an unprotected public web site, allowing anonymous access, was bad enough, but when I saw what was in the files my hair turned gray. ...
• The contents of these files amounted to a virtual handbook for vote-tampering: They contained diagrams of remote communications setups, passwords, encryption keys, source code, user manuals, testing protocols, and simulators, as well as files loaded with votes and voting machine software. ...
• The voting system works like this: .
• Detailed Examination Of Diebold GEMS Voting Machine Security ( Part 1) .
• Detailed Examination Of Diebold GEMS Voting Machine Security ( Part 2) .
• Detailed Examination Of Diebold GEMS Voting Machine Security ( Part 3) .
• , is the official voting machine certifier for the state of Georgia, and he sits on the committee that decides how voting machines will be tested and evaluated. Here's what he had to say about the security of Diebold voting machines, in a letter dated April 23, 2003: .

• Diebold attempts to prohibit Alameda from disclosing any information about the voting system to be used by the public and paid for with public monies, upon which the very foundation of democracy rests. ...
• Diebold also attempts to prohibit the state of Georgia from disclosing any information about the voting system to be used by the public and paid for with taxpayer money. ...
• Upon delivery of any deliverable with software or firmware, the State of Georgia will have in custody of the Secretary of State a paid up, perpetual, non-exclusive, statewide license for all Contractor Diebold software associated with the voting system. ...
• The permission will apply to all purposes associated with the Statewide Voting System, including withut limitation, elections, training, testing and education. ...
• Appendix K lists specific pieces of software, but the Georgia/Diebold contract lists "all contractor software associated with the Voting System. ...
• 7 applies to "all purposes associated with the Statewide Voting System" and the clause that says for similar purposes, the "Secretary of State may extend the permission of all use to others within the State of Georgia. ...
• Like Alameda, they fail to identify the smart card devices, or the related software, or even Diebold's custom smart card software, as part of the Georgia Voting System. ...
• All Diebold machines, both touch-screen and optical-scan, contain internal printers and have the ability to print a polling place results report. ...
• These can be indicative of the county trying to resolve voting machine anomalies before filing reports. ...
• Observe how many cords come in and out of the voting machines. Report any evidence of networking the machines together. ...
• For example, we have already had reports that in Georgia, some poll workers were told to take voting machines home after training; Georgia flag artwork was uploaded right before the election; and other unwise and insecure procedures were followed. ...
• We had reports recently of machines left in the polling place unattended. ...
• In fact, if you look at Chapter 13 of Black Box Voting, the San Luis Obispo incident was probably illegal (Diebold tech Sophia Lee was tied to a live vote database that appeared on the Internet five hours before the polls closed). ...
• , a Black Box Voting member, who had written to the Iowa officials asking about plans for DRE touch screen systems. ...
• The fact of the matter is on voting equipment, that EVERY piece of voting equipment in use in the world is corruptible, provide me with any technology and I can give you the same argument that these computer and blackbox people are saying are so horrible. ... Can corruption happen with any of these machines/technology? YES! Does it happen? YES! However, the practices and procedures keep these incidences few and far between. ...

• You may also want to see where Diebold machines are used (pdf) and find out why they’re getting sued. ... Also check out Black Box Voting, now out in print.
• 5: Off-year elections occurred in a handful of states and municipalities yesterday, and the results for electronic voting machines were decidedly mixed. In Northern Virginia, Republicans are filing a lawsuit after electronic voting machines manufactured by Advanced Voting Solutions malfunctioned and were removed from polling sites.
• altered the software running in Alameda County's touchscreen voting machines yet neither submitted it for state testing nor even notified state authorities of the change. ...
• The new touch-screen machines were counting the total number of votes for write-in candidates. ... Caldwell attributed the problem to officials with Diebold, the maker of the machines, who programmed the voting machines this week but were unaware there was more than one write-in candidate. ...
• SCDC will be sponsoring a symposium at Swarthmore, “Choosing Clarity,” about the controversy surrounding electronic voting.
• Diebold’s shareholders should start thinking about how this hot-button topic of voting fraud could negatively impact the price of the stock. ...
• We’d like to thank Jim March for his efforts which led to California suspending certification of Diebold’s machines.
• A list of counties that use Diebold voting machines is available thanks to BlackBoxVoting. ...
• If we had a way to make computerized voting safe, believe me, we would. There's no way to run a reliable election without a verifiable paper trail — that's what these machines don't have. ...
• "Are these companies staffed by folks completely ignorant of computer security, or are they just blatantly flaunting that they can breach every possible rule of protocol and still sell voting machines everywhere with impunity?" .
• 2: Stephen Ansolabahere, a voting analyst at MIT, is quoted in an Associated Press story as saying:.
• The computer science community has pretty much rallied against electronic voting. ...

• This film warns about the inherent dangers of electronic voting machines. ...
• Votewatch, a citizen based non-partisan group is partnering with volunteers and membership organizations to monitor California’s October 7th special election for anomalies, abridgment of voter rights, and issues stemming from voting equipment and changes in polling locations. ...
• Computer Voting is Open to Easy Fraud, Experts Say.
• The software that runs many high-tech voting machines contains serious flaws that would allow voters to cast extra votes and permit poll workers to alter ballots without being detected, computer security researchers said yesterday.
• Rubin, technical director of the Information Security Institute at Johns Hopkins University, who led a team that examined the software from Diebold Election Systems, which has about 33,000 voting machines operating in the United States.
•   The systems, in which voters are given computer-chip-bearing smart cards to operate the machines, could be tricked by anyone with $100 worth of computer equipment, said Adam Stubblefield, a co-author of the paper.
•   The software was initially obtained by critics of electronic voting, who discovered it on a Diebold Internet site in January. ...
•   The move to electronic voting - which intensified after the troubled Florida presidential balloting in 2000 - has been a source of controversy among security researchers. ...
• Richardson of Diebold said the company's voting-machine source code, the basis of its computer program, had been certified by an independent testing group. ...
•   Diebold, based in North Canton, Ohio, is best known as a maker of automated teller machines. ...
• As an industry leader, Diebold has been the focus of much of the controversy over high-tech voting. ... As an industry leader, Diebold has been the focus of much of the controversy over high-tech voting.
• For example, counties restrict access to the voting machines before and after elections, he said. ...
• Neumann, an expert in computer security at SRI International, said the Diebold code was "just the tip of the iceberg" of problems with electronic voting systems. ...
• Computerized voting lacks paper trail, scholar warns.
• Computerized voting systems pose unacceptable risks unless they provide a voter-verifiable audit trail, technologists warn.

• Microsoft's $100M investment of non-voting stock in mid-90ies was an minuscule portion of Apple's market cap, which now is up to $7. ...
• Deleted "Early machines included a module which used marzipan as the main insulating material on the CPU resistors. The first users of the machines would often make the lab smell of fragrant almonds but the performance boost more than made up for the odour. ...
• order 50 of the machines and pay $500 each on delivery. ...

• Voting Technology For People With Disabilities March 2003 A Report on Disabled Voters' Experiences Manhattan Borough President C. ... April 3, 2003 Dear Colleague: The Center for Independence of the Disabled in New York (CIDNY) and I are pleased to release the following report, Voting Technology for People with Disabilities: A Report on Disabled Voters' Experiences. This report analyzes the feedback from people with disabilities who tested voting machines demonstrated at a recent voting technology fair that CIDNY and I hosted. CIDNY and my office have prepared a list of recommendations that we believe will help New York State election officials, legislators and other decision makers develop and implement a plan that makes voting machines fully accessible to New York voters with all different types of disabilities. ... In order for New York State to receive a portion of these funds, it must develop a Statewide HAVA Implementation Plan that ensures, among other things, access to voting machines by people with disabilities. ... CIDNY and I believe that implementing the recommendations of this report will maximize access to voting machines by New York voters with disabilities. We therefore look forward to working with election officials, legislators, policy makers and the public in this effort to ensure that New York State adopts voting technology that can be used by all New Yorkers. ... Virginia Fields Manhattan Borough President Acknowledgements There were many organizations and individuals that were involved in the preparation and implementation of the Voting Technology Fair for People with Disabilities. The Manhattan Borough President's Office and the Center for Independence of the Disabled in New York would first like to thank all of the vendors that participated in this event: Avante International Technology, Diebold Election Systems, Election Systems & Software, Encrypted Voting Machine Systems, Hart InterCivic, Sequoia Voting Systems and Voting Technologies International. Their participation was critical to providing disabled New Yorkers the opportunity to learn about and test the latest available voting technology. In addition, we are thankful for the time vendor representatives spent providing information about their machines to the authors of this report.

• Voting in the Magic Kingdom .
• The election, it seemed, would have been more appropriately resolved in a pie-eating contest than a voting booth, and based on reports of widespread voting irregularities, the results may have been more accurate had the final outcome been based on the ability to consume pastry. ...
• ) But what do you expect from a state presided over by the Magic Kingdom of Disney World? One can easily envision a day when one is transported to the voting booth in a brightly colored car running through the heart of a faux mountain where thousands of little mechanical replicas of Jeb Bush wave cheerily to prospective voters, (“Gawd, Earl! He looks so life-like!”) .
• But what they neglected to mention was the fact that provisional voting did not actually ensure that your vote would be counted. ...
• In theory, provisional voting allows the voter to cast his vote, even if election officials cannot immediately verify his eligibility to do so. ...
• The report also gave extensive treatment to the new touch-screen voting machines which, as almost any computer-literate person could tell you, represent one of the greatest threats to democracy in the world today, (outside of George Bush, himself, of course). ...
• A post-Election 2000 piece written by Ronnie Dugger, (“How Safe are our Voting Machines?” The New Republic, November 22, 2000), cites an example where a programmer demonstrated this feat to the author in all of two minutes. ...
• Even if the programmer who committed the dirty deed was sloppy in covering his tracks, voting machine computer code is proprietary – meaning that no one is allowed to see it except the company who created it. ...
• The BHHRG report does point out one interesting thing about the voting machines, and that is the schizophrenic attitude of the public toward the new technology. While on the one hand, most people who were asked, said they did not trust the machines to accurately count their vote, on the other hand, they inexplicably were enamored with the convenience and ease of use. Enamored, it would seem, to the point of enthusiastic burbling and cooing that led to the overwhelming impression that the machines were positively received. “We don’t care if they count our votes properly! These new machines are just GOBS of fun to use!” seemed to be the bottom line. ...
• And they will sleepwalk until 2004 when the brightly colored cars will come for them and take them back to “Mickey and Minnie’s Voting Adventure Land. ...

• E-voting machines NOT h4x3d?!?.
• Anyhow, it was a huge test for the new electronic voting machines, & it looks like they actually made out OK. ...

• ☮ Eclecticology Hmmm! It's an abuse of the voting process to attempt to impose the Tyranny of the Majority. ...
• In the print world, one would have an editor-in-chief to hand down our reality from on high :-), but in the absence of one, discussion and voting is the next-best. ...
• I do agree that a discussion of the matter is healthy, but I find voting on such issues and treating the results of such a vote as a binding rule to be an evil aberation. ...
• It is very specifically geared to print newspapers, and in particular to the technical restrictions of the teletype machines of bygone eras. ...

• Voting Machines .
• Paul Krugman has been all over the paperless voting machine controversy.
• This is an important issue, and as Krugman notes, electronic voting represents both an easier and faster way to tabulate votes and an oppurtunity for candidates in both parties to subvert democracy.

• Voting Machines Vs. Slot Machines.
• dmh20002 writes "Being a Nevada resident and knowing people who write code for slot machines, I was aware of the stringent measures the state of Nevada uses to vet the security of slot machines. ... Hearing the hoopla on voting machines, the contrast was obvious. Slot machines are about money, which is more important than votes, apparently. Now the state of Nevada is looking at electronic voting machines and plan to apply some of the same safeguards. Just applying the Nevada technical standards for gaming machines and vendors to voting machines would be a start, since there don't seem to be any standards for voting machines. A funny/sad sideline is that in Nevada, every year or two a programmer or engineer goes to jail for exploiting slot machines. ...
• · Now the state of Nevada is looking at electronic voting machines and plan to apply some of the same safeguards.
• · goes to jail for exploiting slot machines.
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• We can just put slot machines in voting booths and rather than running on a "Republican" or "Democrat" ticket, candidates can run as "Cherry," "Gold Bar," etc.
• Actually, voting machines are already like slot machines, except no matter what comes up you always lose. ...
• Actually, voting machines are already like slot machines, except no matter what comes up you always lose.
• voting machines much like slot machines (Score:5, Funny) .

• 8 percent, was third in the voting behind the SPD and the CDU. ...
• In addition the GDR had large production capacities, machines, plants, military equipment, real estates, country, forests, Soil treasures, fields, lakes in the value of billiarden dollar and very large RGW market shares as well as some world market portions within many export-important industrial ranges (shipbuilding, heavy industry, chemical products, mechanical engineering, construction of vehicles , electronics and electro-technology). ...

• In between were the northern urban democratic "political machines". ...
• However, liberals increasingly embraced and even became identified with the Civil Rights Movement, culminating in the successful passage of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, the Voting Rights Act of 1965 and other similar legislation. ...

• Spillane, Electronic Voting Reform, has gotten significant national media attention subsequent to Mr. ...
• " Guess WHAT? The GOP took a load of money from the homebuilders last year! Archive (Electronic Voting Reform) - 2003.

• We also insist that software used in electronic voting equipment be open to public scrutiny and that random, surprise recounts be conducted on a regular basis to audit election equipment. ...
• Paperless electronic voting systems are failing us. ...
• Technologists warn that electronic voting machines are flawed. ... For example Florida's Palm Beach County Supervisor of Elections Theresa LePore counters technologists' analysis of electronic voting machine flaws with her claim: "It's just a bunch of lies. ...
• Many are concerned about the backgrounds of some programmers and managers who control the secret voting machine software. ...
• org's primary concern is the threat that unverifiable electronic voting poses to elections in the United States. ...
• Some people ask: "If electronic voting is such an important issue, why is it not covered more by the media? Why are we not hearing about this on the nightly news, or on the front page of the newspaper?" .
• Join Us for Verified Voting Lobby Days in D. ...
• Utah Voting System Selection Committee - Announcement of Public Hearing to be on 15 April  ».
• org today welcomed recommendations from Ohio's House-Senate ballot security committee that could pave the way for voter-verifiable paper trails on electronic voting machines in Ohio. ...
• of State Voting Systems and Procedures Panel deadline for written statements is April 6, 2004 at 5:00PM. ...
• Open Voting Consortium announces a demonstration of their new voting system to be held at the Santa Clara, CA County Couthouse in San Jose, CA. ...
• Verified Voting Foundation Hires Executive Director, Founder of Free Speech ISP That Sued Diebold Voting Company  ».
• California ACLU affiliates adopt a joint report and recommendations on electronic voting  ».
• Texas Safe Voting Provides Video Clips Of Diebold Certification Meeting from January 2004  ».
•  Little Black Boxes: another song for the e-voting revolution!  ».

• Subject: "Voting Machines Sold" .
• "Voting Machines Sold".
• com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/11/18/voting. machines. ...
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• RE: Voting Machines Sold, GOP Gal, Nov-19-01, 05:27 AM, (1) .
• RE: Voting Machines Sold, Elfster, Nov-19-01, 07:21 AM, (2) .
• RE: Voting Machines Sold, jcsmonogram, Nov-19-01, 10:02 AM, (3) .
• RE: Voting Machines Sold, pfdr222, Nov-19-01, 10:15 AM, (4) .
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• RE: Voting Machines Sold, Elfster, Nov-19-01, 04:42 PM, (7) .
• RE: Voting Machines Sold, RWExtremist, Nov-22-01, 11:59 AM, (9) .
• RE: Voting Machines Sold, RWExtremist, Nov-22-01, 12:02 PM, (10).
• "RE: Voting Machines Sold".

• Voting machines unlikely by fall News briefs .
• Hamilton County election officials don't think they can install electronic voting machines in time for the November election, they told Ohio's director of election reform Monday. ...
• Dana Walch, state director of election reform, was in town trying to persuade the county elections board to choose a new voting system from among one of four companies. ...
• Voting machines unlikely by fall.

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