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Columns Bob FitrakisSquire v. Geer and the evils of e-voting July 11, 2007 Editor's note: One of the most detailed looks at the problems of DRE voting machines occurred in the challenge of Franklin County Domestic Relations Judge Carole Squire to the certified election results in her 2006 election. Note the long list of problems documented through legal discovery and through expert witness testimony. This is typical with e-voting problems in Franklin County as well as in Cuyahoga County. By looking at e-voting results on the micro level, we better understand why the results are so unreliable. At the macro level in all elections since 2000, this case is a testament to why we need hand-counted paper ballots. Bob Fitrakis, Editor Read the whole document as a PDF. Email this article to a friend |
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