Potential Voting Machine Fraud - New Jersey, Pennsylvania

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[linuxppcguy]

Today I am releasing an in-depth study of the Sequoia AVC Advantage direct-recording electronic (DRE) voting machine, available at citp.princeton.edu/voting/advantage. I led a team of six computer scientists in a monthlong examination of the source code and hardware of these voting computers, which are used in New Jersey, Pennsylvania, and other states.

[linuxppcguy]

ACORN isn't needed to create fraudulent votes!!!

[itsthejourney]

Cool, a new parlor game, “7 Minutes to the White House.”

The fix was in a long time ago.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

I’m not computer tech savvy, but this is very concerning to me. We should have a dual vote system in which every electronic vote is accompanied by a paper vote that is saved. If in any precinct there is more than a very small discrepancy between the paper and electronic ballots an investigation should be conducted and the votes embargoed until the investigation is complete. Without honesty in voting this is not a representative government.

[Texas Eagle]

What’s the big deal? Didn’t The Supreme Court legalize voter fraud a couple of days ago?

[Ghost of Philip Marlowe]

“Potential”

Now THAT’S funny. (LOL. Wipe tear from eye.)

[Allegra]

Without honesty in voting this is not a representative government.

The Democrats don't want a representative government.

They want a totaliarian regime.

[BenLurkin]

[nuconvert]

The information released at that blog about the ways that the voting machines can be hacked, scares me. I kinda wish he hadn’t put all that out there.

[pieceofthepuzzle]

In words I’ve heard a liberal use, “A benevolent dictatorship”.

[WellyP]

Are these machines the same old Italian loto designed machines used by Hugo Chavez? Should be checked, I don’t know.

[Entrepreneur]

I feel like I'm waking up inside Ayn Rand's book, We the Living. If you haven't read it, buy it. It's the first hand, though fictionalized story of a great writer and thinker who experienced communism first hand. With total socialist control of the government, it is where we're heading.

[Question_Assumptions]

A Z80 processor? Didn’t TRS-80s have those in the late 1970s?

[scooby321]

any wonder 50% of those polled in New Jersy wanted to leave the State.

[Ben Chad]

Agree with you 100%. A voter should be able to inspect the generated paper to verify the correct choices are indicated. Maybe in the future as computing power increases, require a thumbprint at the voting machine that can be used to catch a) felons, b) dead people, and c) people voting multiple times. I’m just sayin...

[fortunate sun]

that 50% would be the conservative Jerseyans. It's the vote fraud of the cities that makes it appear to be blue. Vote fraud in the Atlantic City, Bergen County, Essex County, Camden, New Brunswick, Perth Amboy areas destroys the state.

I refer to it as "Vichy" NJ.

[Gondring]

Remember, it was the GOP that was behind a lot of this.

I think this is one of the issues where DU and FR were on the same side.

[nuconvert]

Don’t quite understand what u mean.

[Gondring]

None of those DREs can be audited [...]

"I dare you to try..."

[hosepipe]

“Its not he who votes BUT he who counts the votes that counts”- Joseph Stalin..

[KriegerGeist]

Pennsylvania had problems with these machines back in 2000. A whole lot of people’s votes in a primmarily conservative district went missing. A hard drive glitch or something...