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HBO Hacking Democracy The Pima County Way, Card Reader and RTA Election. ( 16:30 )
By AUDITAZ Uploaded on Apr 24, 2011
In the RTA election of May 16, 2006 more than 100 optical scanners failed on Election Day at various precincts.
Election day I was out inspecting precincts and once I found that a large number of optical scanners were failing to work at the precincts.
I called Rep. Ted Downing, (Chair of State Party Election Integrity committee) also (at that time) the Chair of our county party "Donna Branch-G".
Both went to the election department to see what the problem was
and that is when they found the Microsoft -Access manual open right next to the central tabulator.
Donna and Ted took pictures of this.
Both were told that they had no oversight rights because
- this was a nonpartisan election
- if MS-access was on the system
and if the central tabulator networked to other computers in the office.
However, we did find MS-Access on the Maricopa Election Department and that system count 58% of the vote state wide.
The Diebold-GEMS software is built on MS-Access program.
It is illegal by state law to have software that has not been approved and or certified by the SOS office such as MS- Access.
This is because
- MS Access easily backdoors the database
and one could change anything they want by passing the GEMS Audit log.
To make it worse
- the normal backup which was always done EVERY election night
- and/or major event was not until the following Friday at 5:01pm.
Additional Facts:
- In the case of the RTA, the election department after processing 13,000 early ballots 6 days out,
- went in early the next morning
- and did a backup over that database
- destroying that file called "early ballots day 1"
and replaced it with a new day 1 backup,
- then illegally printed (5 days before the election) 2 election summary reports 10 minutes apart.
Such a process took many computer moves that could never be a simple "slip of the finger".
Fact: Even though Brian Crane told the Judge Miller
- this was a normal practice,
In actuality, Bryan Crane did backups at lunch
- and before he went home at night.
AUDIT-AZ
Producer: John R Brakey
Esq: Bill Risner
BBV: Jim March