| | Scoop: USA Coup: Voting Machines In Georgia And Maryland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05) |
 | | In Maryland, Lamone is confident that code manipulation was prevented during last fall's election and adds that a "very high number of voters trusted the [new] equipment." As for voter-verified receipts, Lamone admits that the state elections board "didn't talk about it at all" as they explored the new computer-election technology in 2001. |
 | | The whole state is scheduled to switch over to a unified computer voting system by 2006, but DRE system skeptics question the system's security because, just like the Breeders' Cup betting scandal, it could be rigged using computer code. |
 | | The only example of a jurisdiction changing its mind about purchasing a DRE voting system, Neumann says, is from the mid-1990s, when New York City canceled a contract with Sequoia because of the concerns he continues to voice today. |
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