[DBrow]

"This smells more like an insider at Diebold sending out the source. "

Since this is an old version, and a version only used for test, and is not controlled or secret, it's far more likely that a democrat mailed it to himself and called a press conference.

Electronic voting problems will disappear from the news once a version comes out that CAN be used to steal elections. It's just too hard withe the current technology, and returning power to the voters is just too frightening for (some) to consider.

[GraniteStateConservative]

Electronic voting problems will disappear from the news once a version comes out that CAN be used to steal elections.

Princeton techies have already shown that votes can be stolen using electronic voting-- because it's easy to install a virus on machines that use insertable cards. Microsoft spends way more in R&D than Diebold and they can't even stop the installation of malicious software.

[GraniteStateConservative]

I meant to add that it only takes having someone on the inside of the electioneering process to have the software installed-- and there are a lot of people on the inside (of both ideologies).