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Sequoia: Voting Machine Company To Release Source Code In Industry First

wired.com | Posted 10.28.2009 | Technology

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Sequoia Voting Systems plans to publicly release the source code for its new optical scan voting system, the company announced Tuesday -- a remarkable...

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Diebold's End: Consolidation of Largest Voting Companies Shows Need to Reform Elections

Rob Richie | Posted 10.20.2009 | Politics

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Rob Richie

The United States' largest voting equipment vendor just bought the second-largest, Diebold. 120 million registered voters live in jurisdictions using one of these two companies' systems

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Sell or Buy?

Dennis Whittle | Posted 11.28.2008 | Business

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The basic message in a presentation by Sequoia , a VC firm, to the CEOs of its portfolio companies at a mandatory meeting last week? Sell. Be afraid; be very afraid.

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Video Chat With Diebold Expert Threatened By Voting Machine Company

Jacob Soboroff | Posted 04.09.2008 | Home

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Jacob Soboroff

I video chatted yesterday with Princeton professor Edward Felten. After he was alerted to strange vote tallies by Sequoia voting machines on Super Tuesday, Sequoia wrote to tell Felton that if he investigated the malfunction, even at the request of county clerks, it may be grounds for a lawsuit against him.

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