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In reply to the discussion: Programmer Testifies About Rigging Elections With Vote Counting Machines [View all]Liberty Belle
(9,709 posts)9. My interview with a Diebold whistleblower on how they stole elections:
http://www.rawstory.com/news/2005/Diebold_insider__alleges_company_plagued_1206.html
Days after this ran, shareholders sued Diebold over this scandal and the CEO resigned. They later sold off their election machines division.
I previously published this story that won a national journalism award:
http://www.sdcitybeat.com/sandiego/article-3141-monkey-business.html
Right after it ran, the Washington Post or NY Times came out with a story that slot machines were more reliable than voting machines.
My reporting helped convince CA's Sec. of State to ban the worst of these machines, though there are still many bad ones out there, and now she's no longer in office.
You should all keep talking about this and don't stop -- the issues are far from resolved, election theft is a very real concern we should all have.
Days after this ran, shareholders sued Diebold over this scandal and the CEO resigned. They later sold off their election machines division.
I previously published this story that won a national journalism award:
http://www.sdcitybeat.com/sandiego/article-3141-monkey-business.html
Right after it ran, the Washington Post or NY Times came out with a story that slot machines were more reliable than voting machines.
My reporting helped convince CA's Sec. of State to ban the worst of these machines, though there are still many bad ones out there, and now she's no longer in office.
You should all keep talking about this and don't stop -- the issues are far from resolved, election theft is a very real concern we should all have.
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Programmer Testifies About Rigging Elections With Vote Counting Machines [View all]
Mr_Jefferson_24
Jul 2015
OP
Is this the man that died in a small plane crash or am I confusing whistleblowers?
Mnemosyne
Jul 2015
#1
Was this Waxman's committee, circa 2007? If so, I remember the coverage at the time.
merrily
Jul 2015
#7
Let's just say bipartisanship can be carried a tad too far for this American voter.
merrily
Jul 2015
#12
That Dem leadership did not address the 2000 election thief or the 2004 election thief
rhett o rick
Jul 2015
#35
Nothing to be embarrassed about. I have no clue which places have paper ballots, other than my own.
merrily
Jul 2015
#21
karennj, perhaps Kerry's biggest supporter on this board, once posted that his people thought he
merrily
Jul 2015
#25
+1 Good reminder that losing voting machines is something we can work for on state and local levels.
merrily
Jul 2015
#13
The real division is between the HAVES and HAVE-NOTS, not between Republicans and Democrats.
GoneFishin
Jul 2015
#10
Yes. And this why I think of people who bray about Nader and "Lefties" costing elections
djean111
Jul 2015
#14
Put the programmer to the test, voting machines have been tested in the past and the person was
Thinkingabout
Jul 2015
#28
Looking at this thread, Sen Sander's supporters are more interested in this
rhett o rick
Jul 2015
#36