SingleVoyce
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- Dec 29, 2015
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The article below concerns me for several reasons. First, the machine in question was obviously malfunctioning. If it can malfunction by accident (assuming that it was an accident), how easy must it be to intentionally program a machine to change the voter's choice. Second, if you can "recalibrate the machine" at the voting location, what's going to prevent a poll worker from "recalibrating" it to change existing votes? If these types of things can happen by accident or can be accomplished by poll workers, it seems that it would be trivial for a really good hacker to do something similar.
How can we actually protect our voting machines so that we have confidence in the results?
Pennsylvania voters claim voting machines ‘changing’ ballots
How can we actually protect our voting machines so that we have confidence in the results?
Pennsylvania voters claim voting machines ‘changing’ ballots