Tuesday, January 24
This really truly scare me
and I'm not afraid of squat. This, I'm pretty sure, is what I vote on here in Orange Park.
Susan Pynchon: Diebold in Florida
Then eight of us voted, filling in the oval on our paper ballot. Six of us voted "No," the election could not be hacked. Two of us voted "Yes," it could be hacked. Then, one by one, we inserted our ballots into the voting machine. Ion checked after each voter to make sure that the counter on the machine was counting properly as each ballot was inserted. So, we ended up with an accurate count of 8 ballots cast on the screen on the front of the voting machine. Then Ion placed an "ender card" in the machine to end the election and printed the poll tape.They were worried about viruses in a hack test like this? You've got to be s--tting me! Relevant Link Permanent link posted by bytehead @ 1/24/2006 10:30:00 PM
Instead of two "Yes" votes, the poll tape showed seven "Yes" votes.
Instead of six "No" votes, the poll tape showed one "No" vote.
Harri did not just flip the votes, as he wanted to show how easy it was to change the totals completely.
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