The Maryland House of Delegates voted 137-0 to dump their electronic voting machines, going back to optically-scanned forms and their resulting paper trail.
More information on faulty Diebold voting machines in California. These things are a hackers dream.
Interesting theory that a reported negative 25 million votes for Kerry in Ohio was actually, in essence, a register overflow. Fun reading for computer science folks.
California kicks out Diebold machines. Republicans ask for security audit of them. Then they reinstate the machines without waiting for the required audit.
Texas redrew its districts to screw over blacks and Hispanics.
The Department of Justiced looked into it and found it to be illegal.
So the DOJ has decided to defend Texas' actions.
Democrats in Alaska are asking for the actual vote tallies, electronically, so they can determine just badly they were screwed over in 2004.
The state is refusing to give them up, claiming that the actual vote tallies are private information, owned by the company that provided the voting machines.
Let's repeat: They're claiming that the actual vote tallies are private property, not public property.
Election corruption begins at the highest level, in the so-called Department of Justice itself.
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