[Democracy] Voting machines audit shows very high error rate
The OCR system used in vote-by-mail in Oregon has the lowest error rate of all systems' surely lower than the voting machines profiled here.
posted by John Bartley K7AAY at 21:48
2006-02-25
Technology, including computing, amateur radio, and other radio-activity. Completely and totally unofficial, not endorsed by anyone. Non-anonymous comments are generally welcomed and may be used if you send them to me; contact me using link at bottom to comment. Close cover before striking.
Most Recent Posts
- [Retail] Checkpoint Charlie at electronics stores
- [Preparedness] Radio frequencies useless if they d...
- [Computing] Evaluation of blank disc quality
- [Shelter] Shipping Carton Corrugated Cardboard Geo...
- Death to Spam, redux
- Spam, Spam, Spam, Spam... Not
- [Software] No More OWIEs !
- [eMail] Secure gMail
- [WiFi] Linksys Lemons: New WRT54G not as good as p...
- [Mobiles] Cell Phone Towers
Links
- Metro Traffic Speed Map
- Oak Grove Weather
- Clackablog: Clackamas County and related affairs
- Other blogs from Oak Grove
- Freecycle for Clackamas County
- Freecycle for Lake Oswego
- Freecycle for Sandy/Mt. Hood
- OrBlogs, showing recently updated Oregon Blogs
- Google Groups - USENET archives, the Internet's Wayback machine
- Chaos Manor - doyen compu-columnist, Dr. Jerry Pournelle, the First Blog
- Handheld's Cellular Data FAQ
- Palm Wireless FAQ
- PDA Phone Home
Brains only provide the means to be more elaborately and ornately stupid. The smart merely make more complex mistakes. Historically, horrendous misjudgements have usually been the children of good minds. When you mix acuity with fanaticism, you get an ungodly stew almost certain to end in disaster. This may be worth thinking about. - Fredoneverything.net
About Me
- Name: John Bartley K7AAY
- Location: Oak Grove, Oregon, United States
Chapter Duty Officer for a large international disaster relief organization serving Oregon.
<< Home