Category: e-Voting

Dan, as ever, gets it right again with this e-voting nonsense. I do wish I could have made it to that blogger get together in Tokyo!

I hope Adrian doesn’t mind, but it’s a great rebuttal. Keep reading…

Below is Martin Cullen’s downright misguided and ill informed statement on e-voting. Adrian Colley deals with him point by point here.

This AP article has been making the rounds on the Internet.

“We have to hope for the best” said one voter. All too true.

A really bad piece of journalism here – it says very little about the issues, and fails to ask any hard questions.

Scary, scary stuff. How can the government continue with this e-voting nonsense?

Avi Rubin [via Slashdot] with his thoughts on the new e-voting machines used in Baltimore. Excellent reading. It shows huge problems with the smart cards being used – if only Cullen would listen. Rubin concludes: I continue to believe that the Diebold voting machines represent a huge threat to our democracy. I fundamentally believe that…

MediaRights.org have a call to action here, raising all the appropriate questions. Millions of American voters will use electronic voting systems when they cast their vote for president this year. Many of these machines will get their first test on March 2, Super Tuesday, when voters head to polls in ten states. If more states…

The BBC have a somewhat ‘safe’ piece of journalism on the electronic voting saga ongoing in Ireland. It talks about tallymen, and the loss of the traditional voting count to electronic voting. What crap. Nothing about the level of media coverage and the volume of criticism. Little about the enormous level of hostility to e-voting,…