“Appeal filed in NJ voting-machines lawsuit”
Andrew Appel has posted this item at Freedom to Tinker.
Category Archives: voting technology
“Shocked, shocked to find ‘non-cyber’ attacks on voting systems”
An interesting perspective on a recent voting hack.
Supreme Court Acts in Dallas County Voting Machine Case
Back in June, Richard Winger noted the oddity of the Supreme Court’s failure to act before the end of its term in a case involving an appeal related to voting machines used in Dallas County. Today, with the Supreme Court… Continue reading
“Serendipity strikes: Two great stories on one day”
Interesting observations on election administration and conspiracy theories from Charles Stewart.
The $26 Electronic Voting Machine Hack
Disturbing if validated and replicated.
“Election Integrity–Past, Present and Future”
The Caltech-MIT Voting Technology Project will hold this event on October 1 at MIT.
“Touch-screen voting case prompts new election, investigation in Fairfield”
NJ.com reports.
Waterstone on AAPD v. Harris
The following is a guest post from Michael Waterstone:
Thanks to Dan and Rick for inviting me to post on the recent opinion in AAPD v. Harris. As Dan notes, the wheels of justice have moved slowly… Continue reading
11th Circuit Says Voting Machines Aren’t “Facilities” Protected by ADA Regs
An 11th Circuit panel has issued this opinion in AAPD v. Harris — yes, that’s Katherine Harris — an almost ten-year old case alleging that Florida’s voting machines aren’t sufficiently accessible to people with disabilities. In so doing, the panel… Continue reading
“Voting Technologies”
I just had a chance to read Charles Stewarts’ forthcoming article in the Annual Review of Political Science. It is a must-read for anyone who wants to get up to speed on voting technology issues, research, and law after Florida… Continue reading