2002 - Georgia First to Use Direct Recording Electronic (DRE) Voting Machines Statewide
Georgia becomes the first state to implement the use of direct recording electronic voting machines on a statewide basis, deploying the DREs at the same time in every county and paying for/2
Georgia becomes the first state to implement the use of direct recording electronic voting machines on a statewide basis, deploying the DREs at the same time in every county and paying for/2
the implementation with state funds instead of county funds./3
July 23, 2003 - First Independent Security Analysis Raises Concerns about DREs
Computer security experts Avi Rubin and Dan Wallach, along with graduate students Tadayoshi Kohno and Adam Stubblefield, evaluate the security of a particular model of electronic voting machine based/4
Computer security experts Avi Rubin and Dan Wallach, along with graduate students Tadayoshi Kohno and Adam Stubblefield, evaluate the security of a particular model of electronic voting machine based/4
on source code they found on the Internet. Their analysis reveals several vulnerabilities that lead them to conclude these systems should not be used for federal elections. This critique is the first independent security analysis to raise concern about DREs and inspires many/5
computer scientists to join the debate over the use of electronic voting machines./6
And yet Georgia continued using those same unauditable machines for 16 more years. That combined with gerrymandering and VOTER SUPPRESSION has kept Georgia red. I see that the current @GaSecofState is continuing the tradition of voter suppression./7
@threadreaderapp unroll please.
