In my humble opinion, this is an important study. I've been conjecturing that the endless cries of "voter fraud", i.e .individual actions, with little evidence to back up the noise with cases, could serve as a distraction --- hardly a new phenomenon in some quarters --- accompanying the deafening silence in the mainstream media about the potential for bigtime fraud with electronic machines and, for UOCAVA voters, with Internet voting (which has been doggedly advocated by the DOD in recent years in its "Legislative Initiatives".)
The recent study by Common Cause, Verified Voting and Rutgers School of Law, "Counting Votes 2012...", (
www.countingvotes2012.org/report2012) is pertinent, in that it documents how widespread over the country are the insecure voting systems about to be used in the 2012 election.