E-voting Trials and Tribulations

Alex Susor writes "This article is about the new digital touch screen voting system in Georgia, the first state in the nation to adopt this method of voting statewide. Demonstration machines were set up at the recent primaries to teach voters about the new system (to be in place for the November general election) and had some big problems." Compare and contrast to systems in Florida and Germany.

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Re:"He who votes has no power. He who counts votes

[QuickSilver_999]

Since the other reply is an AC, here's the link:

http://www.cnn.com/2001/ALLPOLITICS/04/04/florida. recount.01/

We've already had one US election stolen by outright electoral fraud (I'll let y'all verify that Gore won from your own preferred, trustworthy news source).

Sorry, but your prejudice against Republicans is clearly showing through.

On the other hand you're right, we've had at least one, if not many stolen by outright election fraud. The election of Kennedy v. Nixon is a perfect example, when the Democrats had whole cemeteries voting for their guy.

Or it could be St. Louis, where the polls were illegally kept open for hours by a Democrat Judge. Or Florida, where Gore tried to use a recount to steal the election. Or Chicago, that great Democratic stronghold, which for decades has been the joke of free elections. (Most cemeteries are a precinct all of their own in Chicago...)

This was settled 2 years ago. BUSH WON! Get over it.