[Picard]

This is just incredible... vote rigging in the US after being certified at the federal and state level, turns out the points of certification were somehow checked off without being checked.

As Deputy Secretary of State Lowell Finley noted in the video above, the failure to record this information in the logs violates the federal voting system standards under which the Premier/Diebold system was tested and certified. Finley said in his testimony that this failure should have resulted in the Premier/Diebold system being rejected by the federal testing lab. Yet, the system was passed without the testing lab ever noticing the deficiency. California election officials also did not notice it when they certified the system for use in the state or conducted a $1.8 million top-to-bottom review of all voting systems used in California.​

http://blog.wired.com/27bstroke6/2009/03/video-ca-hearin.html

So we have corruption at the state and federal level willing to delete votes, good thing the word was out to avoid electronic voting machines.

 

[Picard]

Did I put this in the wrong section or something? Is this showing up in new posts?

*test*

 

[Macumazahn]

Did I put this in the wrong section or something?

I would have put it in general as it seems more about corruption than technology. But that is just me and I doubt anyone is really going to pick nits about it.

Is this showing up in new posts?

Yes.