Maryland Tests Voting Machine, Declares Success

Dachannien writes "Capital News Service reports that the Maryland State Board of Elections has staged a test of its Diebold touch-screen voting machines in an effort to demonstrate their security and accuracy. A machine randomly selected from Maryland's voting machine warehouse was tested in a mock vote against two human vote-counting counterparts, and after counting fifty votes, the human vote counters had made several errors versus zero for the voting machine. But is this a legitimate test of the concerns of voting machine activists, or does it merely support a logical fallacy?"

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In Canada they vote on paper

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In Canada they vote on paper and count the votes by hand. They have the votes counted by the next day.

I'm certain Bush will win everywhere these machines are used.