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flamingdem

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1. Fingers crossed that someone can get inside of that machine

Reply to Melinda (Original post)

Fri Nov 2, 2012, 01:46 PM

Nov 2012

and figure out what exactly that program does.

If it sends voting totals to the Secretary of State that alone is suspicious, it has been described as such, a way to do this more quickly. When the SOS has those numbers quickly they can determine where to get away with flipping, in my outsiders opinion. Somehow I doubt they left "evidence" in the machines but the strategy is to work with several ways of changing, disappearing, invalidating votes.

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Confirmed installation of uncertified last minute election tabulation reporting software in Ohio [View all] Melinda Nov 2012 OP

Fingers crossed that someone can get inside of that machine flamingdem Nov 2012 #1

Blackwell had unsupervised access to the main tabulator in 2004. alfredo Nov 2012 #3

Georgia did the same thing earlier in the century and Republicans won. alfredo Nov 2012 #2

Anyone with $10.50 in parts and an 8th grade science education can hack a Diebold Melinda Nov 2012 #5

I've been involved in the anti black box movement since 2001. alfredo Nov 2012 #6

Interesting and dark years on DU. Melinda Nov 2012 #8

I care !! lobointexas Nov 2012 #11

+1 John1956PA Nov 2012 #13

I was very interested in what machines our county purchased. I voiced my concerns and alfredo Nov 2012 #15

Florida and Ohio...by hook or crook...Republican at it again Supersedeas Nov 2012 #4

We need to get Microsoft involved jenw2 Nov 2012 #7

How is this legal ? lobointexas Nov 2012 #9

Who says it is. Take 'em to court. It should be settled in a couple of years. n/t gkhouston Nov 2012 #10

Just finished reading this & came to post when I saw this HarveyDarkey Nov 2012 #12

Here it comes! argiel1234 Nov 2012 #14