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Sue Bang

Security Researchers Discover Huge Flaws in E-Voting System | Electronic Frontier Foundatio... - 0 views

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evoting diebold

shared by Sue Bang on 28 Mar 09 - Snapshot
  • Among the security flaws discovered were several ways in

    which individual voters could vote multiple times in a

    given election. The researchers also uncovered methods

    permitting voters to "trick" the e-voting machines into

    allowing them system administrator privileges or even

    terminating an election before tallying all legitimate

    votes.
Sue Bang

Electronic voting: vendors need to combat perception of vulnerable voting machines - Micro ... - 0 views

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electronic voting

shared by Sue Bang on 28 Mar 09 - Snapshot
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
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  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
  • Voting machines have provided a number of benefits to the election process. For example, direct-recording electronic machines can be equipped with audio or tactile devices that allow disabled citizens to cast ballots independently. In addition, they also help conduct elections in a more efficient and cost-effective manner, such as reducing the costs associated with printing ballots and hiring extra polling staff. At the end of a long election day, a voting machine can spit out election tallies much quicker and more accurately than overworked and tired polling station staff, especially when they are counting complex ballots by hand.
Sue Bang

FEC Regulations - 0 views

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fec voting

shared by Sue Bang on 27 Mar 09 - Snapshot
Sue Bang

The Help America Vote Act -- The Good News and Bad News For NYC (Gotham Gazette, October 20... - 0 views

www.gothamgazette.com/...713

voting NY helpamericavoteact

shared by Sue Bang on 23 Mar 09 - Snapshot
  • This report may parallel some of the concerns that New York's two Senators had when they cast the only two voters against this otherwise widely popular legislation. Maybe they thought it would be a reminder that no matter how well intentioned or well-funded, any reform can be ineffective or even destructive if it is not carefully tested and monitored.
Sue Bang

Civil Rights Division Home Page - 0 views

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helpamericavoteact

shared by Sue Bang on 23 Mar 09 - Snapshot
  • The legislation aims to improve the administration of elections in the United States, primarily
    through three means:


    1. creating a new federal agency to serve as a clearinghouse for election administration
      information;
    2. providing funds to states to improve election administration and replace outdated
      voting systems; and
    3. creating minimum standards for states to follow in several key areas of election
      administration.
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