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• Diebold voting machines: link to radio segment
  The Annoying Gap Between Theory and Practice: Episode 250, Nov 7, 2003 Act One. Rock, Paper, Computer. Reporter Jack Hitt explains the alarming difference between theory and practice when it comes to computerized voting machines. Specifically, those made by a company called Diebold. (16 minutes)

• Paul Krugman, "Hack the vote," 12.2.03

• http://www.verifiedvoting.org
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• http://www.wheresthepaper.org/links.html

• http://www.wheresthepaper.org/NYWBAarticle.htm

• Claim: DIEBOLD 'Patched' GA. Upset in Touch Screen Voting 11.15.03
• The Business of E-Voting by Jason Leopold
• Populist on voting security
• Computer voting:
  http://www.wheresthepaper.org/
  http://www.notablesoftware.com/evote.html
• Electronic Voting: What You Need To Know By William Rivers Pitt, t r u t h o u t | Interview Monday 20 October 2003
• All the President's Votes by Andrew Gumbel, Independent October 13, 2003; A quiet revolution is taking place in US politics. By the time it's over, the integrity of elections will be in the unchallenged, unscrutinized control of a few large - and pro-Republican - corporations. Andrew Gumbel wonders if democracy in America can survive

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