Voting machines, the problems continue

[futurebeachbum]

Interesting post (http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1280) on more documented voting machine irregularities.

Relatively simple addition can't be done dependably.

Without the paper trail, it couldn't have been discovered.

There is a reason that I.T. (information technology) professionals are almost universally opposed to computerized voting (especially without a paper trail.)

[wrobert]

Interesting post (http://www.freedom-to-tinker.com/?p=1280) on more documented voting machine irregularities.

Relatively simple addition can't be done dependably.

Without the paper trail, it couldn't have been discovered.

There is a reason that I.T. (information technology) professionals are almost universally opposed to computerized voting (especially without a paper trail.)


I thought all electronic voting machines generated a paper audit.

[BeachKing]

I just added Ed Felton to my watch list. He appears to be a solid resource for info.

[sowalgayboi]

Every IT professional in the country except those at Diebold.