GOP Urges Investigation of Voting Machine Performance

ABC News ^ | January 10, 2004

[kevao]

Think about the folks that test anyting that needs to meet some "certified level of standards" - an example would be a UL Certification.

Another example should be a Palm Beach or Broward County voter.

But, seriously, good luck. No paper trail of votes is a recipe for disaster.

[GregD]

Hello - I mentioned when I was here the other day that an important meeting would take place in California. Here is a report on the meeting.

http://www.verifiedvoting.org/article_text.asp?articleid=1032

Also, Jim March (who is a total conservative, gun nut, and passionately committed to this issue) posted his own response in a gun forum he frequents.

http://www.thehighroad.org/showthread.php?s=&threadid=59331

I appreciate the opportunity to present this information to you, and hope you will consider helping with this effort. As discussed, it is not about one party trying to steal the election, it is about a poor design that has been (and is being) widely adopted and all of us need to correct the situation before it gets out of hand.