Most electronic voting isn't secure, CIA expert says
The CIA, which has been monitoring foreign countries' use of electronic-voting systems, has reported apparent vote-rigging schemes in Venezuela...
The CIA, which has been monitoring foreign countries' use of electronic voting systems, has reported apparent vote-rigging schemes in Venezuela, Macedonia and Ukraine and a raft of concerns about the machines' vulnerability to tampering. Full Story »
Posted by Mike LaBonte
Corporate proprietary software with bad control of quality and configuration has been widespread, especially with Diebold/Priemier. Voting and counting systems are hackable. Republicans are widely accused of hacking the vote and boosting vote counts for Bush and downticket Repubicans. Open software and paper ballots are a start.