Comments on: Voting Machine Doubts Linger

Concerns Over Vulnerability Of Electronic Machines Sending Many States Back To Paper Ballots

[downtowner97]

The Florida election was decided in court, not in polling places.

[xlib]

inventagod2-cite your source.

[xlib]

stn_sage-still whimpering over the Florida issue in 2000?? Then I guess you would say it would have been a good idea to count the military absentee votes then, right???
Just keep registering those dead folks and illegals and you''ll win.
I do believe there is a voter fraud case going on right now in Alabama over some dem wrongdoing. Look it up, why don''t you cause you won''t see it covered here.

[abbe91]

"Fogleman''''s law: An election is fair only if a democrat wins.

Posted by downsteamjim at 08:10 AM : Aug 17, 2008"

In the recent history of this country : yes !

[abbe91]

"However, machine makers are quick to retort, there''s been no documented case of hacking during an actual election, despite what professors have been able to do to a single machine in a lab setting. "

What about the documented glitches ?

[downtowner97]

If there''s one electronic voting machine in one precinct in one state, someone can swing the election. 55% paper isn''t going to do it.

Any you 25 percenters who are so thrilled Bush was made president by the Supreme Court would be outraged if a Democrat narrowly won after news of vote tampering.

[downtowner97]

If voting were real, they wouldn''t let us do it.

[teresablakely]

Field''s comments are disingenuous vendor double speak. There is a low probability of fraud detection in actual elections when there are no audit procedures in place to detect fraud. These extremely insecure and unreliable machines were hastily sold into a market where election officials, much to my amazement, do not mandate an audit of the machine totals against the paper ballots. Stephen Spoonamore a renowned cyber security expert and life long Republican states unambiguously that electronic voting machines cannot be made secure. He provides a stunning indictment of the electronic voting machine industry in a video interview on velvetrevolution.us.

[teresablakely]

Field''s comments are disingenuous vendor double speak. There is a low probability of fraud detection in actual elections when there are no audit procedures in place to detect fraud. These extremely insecure and unreliable machines were hastily sold into a market where election officials, much to my amazement, do not mandate an audit of the machine totals against the paper ballots. Stephen Spoonamore a renowned cyber security expert and life long Republican states unambiguously that electronic voting machines cannot be made secure. He provides a stunning indictment of the electronic voting machine industry in a video interview on velvetrevolution.us.

[tawpdawg111]

This is the very FIRST thing President Obama must CHANGE!

Back to the paper ballot of old with LOTS of random oversight.