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Diebold in the News!

Air America has started to show some interest in the most important election-year issue we face. Rep. Rush Holt, of HR2239 fame, was a guest on the O'Franken Factor today during the 2 o'clock hour. So was Dr. Avi Rubin. You can hear a re-broadcast from 11pm-2am ET.

BlackBoxVoting.com has a story up about the continuing saga that describes Diebold's misadventures in California. Apparently Diebold's attitude is that they'll fix the mistakes they know they're making when we can prove they're making them.

on April 20, 2004 in eVoting |

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