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I think we’re going to find out that election machines have been regularly hacked since they were first released and that they were in fact designed to be insec

I think we’re going to find out that election machines have been regularly hacked since they were first released and that they were in fact designed to be insecure. It’s been well known that they were broken and unauditable going back to the Black Box Voting days of 2004 when everyone thought Bev Harris was some kind of paranoid nut job.

liberte82 8y ago
Former CEO of Diebold, in 2003 when the first electronic voting machines were used (back when it was controversial, and people hadn't given in to this idea that it is inevitable and inherently "better" than paper voting): "I am committed to helping Ohio deliver its electoral votes to the president."