Voting machines get F-minus for security

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Voting machines get “F-minus” for security says computer scientist. The touchscreen voting machines made by Advanced Voting Solutions and used in various states in numerous elections—including the last three presidential elections—were so easy to hack, a high school kid in the parking lot with a laptop could change every vote. The administrative password was “admin” and the wireless password was “ABCDE”.

J.P. Travis: Born and raised in Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1976 graduate of University of Michigan, father, grandfather, husband, founder and CEO of Travelyn Publishing (http://www.travelynpublishing.com/), and passionate anti-government believer in individual liberty.

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  • Compared to Obama's first election I see very few Obama stickers on the back end of cars.

    • They are too embareassed to admit they supported the Obummer. Even though Obama won this little county by 100 votes or so, I can't find anyone who will admit they voted for him. Ya think there might be a little shame involved? Hahaha!

  • I don't know anyone, even hardcore Democrats, who will admit voting for the Obummer in 2012, and now I may know why. They didn't, but the voting machines used in this county may have done it for them.

      • I'd like to think it was the Mob; that would make it work-related violence rather than domestic.

      • Yeah, that has the ring of truth, doesn't it? And the guy who came forward with the story is using his real name and willing to be interviewed. He's violating the strict requirements of AA anonymity, which might get him dis-invited to future meetings, but he says the issue of Reid's dishonesty is too important for him to ignore it.