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Article #7124Re: Electronic Voting Machines Compromised
From: Disgruntled Customer
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 23:55
Date: Sat, 11 Sep 2004 23:55
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> And what's up with a newspaper being the only entity that keeps > track of voters? Makes you wonder what the full-time employees of all In California, at least, lists of registered voters and their addresses are public information. Anybody with enough money can get the lists and then drive around and verify them. You can also put your own observers in polling places and inspect all documents except the ballots themselves. My guess has as to why election official wouldn't do this on their own is that they are not paid to do so by their legislatures. Elections are already expensive, and if you can get a newspaper or political party to investigate for you, you don't have use tax money for it. -- Feh. Mad as heck.
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