US Election Fraud 2004 to Present -- Part I: Vulnerability of Electronic Vote Counting Dale Tavris [View all]

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Dale Tavris -- World News Trust

June 11, 2018

Election Fraud in the United States: 2004 to Present

Part I. Vulnerability of Electronic Vote Counting in U.S. Elections

The United States is ranked last among the 47 long-established democracies by the Election Integrity Project founded by the Kennedy School of Government. There are many reasons for this. One of the most important reasons is the vulnerability of our electronic vote counting process to election fraud -- i.e. electronic manipulation of the vote.



Direct recording electronic (DRE) voting machines

DRE voting machines are those that directly record the voter’s vote electronically, without the necessity for any paper evidence of the vote. As of the 2016 U.S. Presidential election, 28 percent of registered voters lived in DRE only jurisdictions and another 19 percent lived in jurisdictions where both DRE and optical scan voting systems were in use.

What do you think would be the reaction of most U.S. citizens if they were told that a law had just been passed that gave the Party in power the right to count the votes and determine the winner of elections in private -- without any oversight? Outrage, I would hope. And yet, today we find ourselves in a situation where many of our votes are counted by computer software that is written in secret and made inaccessible to the public, with the rationale that the machines and software that count our votes are “proprietary.” Just as bad, they leave no record of the vote counting process, making recounts impossible. Is that situation different than giving one Party a box of paper ballots and allowing them to count them and determine the winner in private? And yet, where is the outrage?

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https://worldnewstrust.com/election-fraud-in-the-united-states-2004-to-present-part-i-vulnerability-of-electronic-vote-counting-in-u-s-elections-dale-tavris

This is an important story by DU's Time for change, Dale Tavris, M.D. He posted about it last week on DU here, if you want to read some background and a discussion of some of the issues. I know that this is a controversial issue, yet I have complete confidence in Time for change and this story.

https://upload.democraticunderground.com/100210782481

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