How Electronic Voting Machines Could Steal Our Democracy
A small number of people could easily program DREs to flip votes, and the evidence of this crime would be safely locked inside the machines.
A small number of people could easily program DREs to flip votes, and the evidence of this crime would be safely locked inside the machines.
Jacob Soboroff | Posted 04.17.2008 | Home
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