opening remarks bemoan, "...voters in
almost 576 counties in 27 states will still be using outdated systems like punch
cards, lever machines and hand-counted paper ballots
..."
If LCCR continues to believe paper ballots are the problem, then I
seriously doubt the sincerity of their interest in credible
elections.
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Pete Klammer, P.E. / ACM(1970), IEEE, ICCP(CCP), NSPE(PE), NACSE(NSNE) 3200 Routt Street / Wheat Ridge, Colorado 80033-5452 (303)233-9485 / Fax:(303)274-6182 / Mailto:PKlammer@xxxxxxx "Either Be Good, or Else Be Careful, but Do Have Fun! " From: Faith Gross [mailto:fgross@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx] Sent: Wednesday, June 30, 2004 5:39 PM To: 'pklammer@xxxxxxxxxxx' Subject: FW: Brennan Center & LCCR Recommendations for Touch-Screen Voting Machines Importance: High The recommendations below have received support from most of the biggest anti-touch screen voting Machines/VVPT proponents (e.g., Avi Rubin, David Dill.) You may want to pass this along to your election officials. Christina Galindo-Walsh Today, the Brennan Center for Justice and the Leadership
Conference on Civil Rights released a set of recommendations for the use of
touch-screen voting equipment in the 2004 election. The report, among other things, urges
election officials to contract with independent computer security experts to
analyze the voting systems in use and to follow through with a number of steps
to implement a security plan. The
recommendations have garnered the strong support of many of the leading experts
in computer science and security, as well as the support of EAC Chairman
DeForest Soaries..
We announced the release of the
report at a press conference this morning.
The speakers were: Wade Henderson, LCCR
(moderator) Deborah Goldberg, Brennan
Center Avi Rubin, Professor, Johns
Hopkins University Michael Wertheimer, RABA
Technologies Lee Page, Paralyzed Veterans of
America Eric Lazarus, DecisionSmith
Consulting Lillie Coney, Electronic
Privacy Information Center & National Committee on Voting
Integrity Wade’s opening remarks can be
found at: http://www.civilrights.org/issues/voting/details.cfm?id=23786 A press release can be found
at: http://www.civilrights.org/issues/voting/details.cfm?id=23781.
This page also contains links
to: ·
the report itself (including an RFP
kit), ·
a letter with sign-ons, to be sent to chief election officials in
each state, and ·
a collection of endorsements from experts and advocates in the
computer science
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