Berkeley Researchers Analyze Florida Voting Patterns
empraptor writes "Researchers at UC Berkeley have crunched numbers and determined that 130,000-260,000 excess votes went to Bush in Florida. They have held a conference and posted their findings online. You can find articles on their research from CNet, Wired News, and many other sources. While the research used statistical analysis based on past elections and demographics, how else do you verify that a paperless voting system is working properly?"
Totally the way to put all the electoral college debates to rest and to eliminate all issues relating to electronic voting security once and for all! Just calculate the election outcome using the ordinary-least-squares regression model (OLS) with and without robust standard errors, exactly as the paper says. Why couldn't we think of this sooner?
We are lucky that these results come from the most non partisian and level headed learning institution and region in the nation.
ignorance is bliss. googlefiberatx.com
Probably just a stuck "enter" key for a Bush ballot...
...in related news, a study conducted by Born-Again Alabaman NASCAR fans found that Bush swept California.