The Future of Voting Technology in Los Angeles
The Brad Blog speaks to LA County Registrar-Recorder Dean Logan. If you can get past the breathlessness, there’s a lot of interesting stuff in here.
Category Archives: voting technology
“The Future of Online Voting Begins Now”
Press release: “Sacramento – Assemblymember Philip Y. Ting (D-San Francisco) presented the merits of legislation he authored to create a pathway to online voting for Californians. AB 19, heard in the Assembly Elections and Redistricting Committee today, would allow… Continue reading
“Helping LA County Build a Voting System”
Joe Hall: “This past week I was at the kick-off meeting of the LA County Voting System Assessment Project’s (VSAP) Technical Advisory Committee. The VSAP is Registrar/Clerk Dean Logan’s intense and groundbreaking effort to design, develop, procure and implement… Continue reading
“University of South Carolina professor hacks Courier-Journal online poll to ‘get the discussion going'”
Courier-Journal:
An unscientific online poll conducted on The Courier-Journal’s website was hacked Thursday by two University of South Carolina students and a professor.
The poll, hosted by Polldaddy, asked website viewers, “Should overseas U.S. military personnel be allowed to… Continue reading
“Kentucky Democrats say online voting would be more secure than vulnerable Florida system”
Courier-Journal: “As Kentucky Democrats make a last-minute push to allow U.S. military personnel overseas to vote online, Florida is reporting what appears to be the first case of someone trying to manipulate U.S. voting through the Internet.”
Let me… Continue reading
“Cyberattack on Florida election is first known case in US, experts say”
Must-read NBC News report:
An attempt to illegally obtain absentee ballots in Florida last year is the first known case in the U.S. of a cyberattack against an online election system, according to computer scientists and lawyers working to… Continue reading
“The Invention of Voting Machines”
Hacking the Papal Vote?
“Senate panel halts proposal for overseas military to vote electronically”
News from Kentucky.
“Internet Voting — Not Ready for Prime Time?”
That’s the lead story in NCSL’s “The Canvass.” Coincidentally, the lead story in this week’s Electionline Weekly is: “Internet Voting: The Third-Rail in Elections.”
“Mesa lawmaker seeks program to test online voting in Arizona”
The East Valley Tribune reports.
“17 Computer Scientists: Invest More in Military Internet Voting; Letter: Internet voting only option for military “to achieve first class voter status””
The National Defense Committee has issued this press release. See also this statement.
“Voting Tech Standards: What Legislators Need to Know”
The latest issue of NCSL’s “The Canvass” is now available.