As predicted, the Nov. 2 elections brought forth myriad electronic voting machine glitches and confusion about emergency backup procedure. In North Carolina, voters struggled with electoral party ...

While the claim went viral through a satirical post, and Musk did not use the exact language in the article, he did indeed call to "eliminate" electronic voting machines in an authentic June 2024 post ...

(TNS) — The Bastrop County Elections Department is unveiling its new electronic voting machines this week ahead of the November general election. The department is holding open house events beginning ...

ROCHESTER, N.Y. — The days of coloring in a bubble for the person you want to vote for, are over. Starting with village elections in March, people who vote in Monroe County will do so on new ...

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Jeremy Epstein was a poll worker in Fairfax County during last Tuesday’s cliffhanger between incumbent Democratic Rep. Gerry Connolly and Republican challenger Keith Fimian, so he had a front-row seat ...

ATLANTA — A federal judge will soon rule on whether Georgia’s hotly contested Dominion voting machines are vulnerable to hacking and violate voters’ constitutional rights, a decision that threatens to ...

The Internet is rife with theories about voting machines and how they can be hacked. Various self-proclaimed smarties about computing have expounded theories as to how the Democrats changed votes.

A rapt audience watched as professor Alex Halderman, an expert on electronic voting machines, changed votes in a hypothetical election before their eyes. At a Georgia Tech demonstration this week, ...

Would you do your holiday shopping at a site where you knew the computer network was being overseen by people with little or no training in security? Would you bank or invest online at a company that ...

Election administrators in Austin, Texas, are trying to put an electronic voting system in place before the 2020 presidential election that is more secure than anything else in the market right now.

Computer-science researchers from Johns Hopkins University and Rice University are heaping criticism on electronic voting machines built by Diebold Election Systems, based on software code for the ...