Sentences with phrase «voting machine audits»
Young, the chairwoman of the Senate Republican Campaign Committee, was speaking, seemingly in general, about voting machine audits in tight legislative races.
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Michigan does not have an audit system, but it's important to note that the state's residents vote on optical scan machines, a type of machine that's considered less vulnerable to hacking than the paperless, touchscreen machines used in some other states.
Altschuler spokesman Rob Ryan said Bishop's team should wait for the Board of Elections to complete its 3 percent audit of voting machines and count absentee ballots before calling for a hand recount.
«The fact of the matter is the audit of the voting machines has shown no problems and to date no one has questioned the integrity of the machines,» Ryan said.
Audits to examine the veracity of the machine vote count are continuing in Erie and Niagara counties.
City Board of Elections Valerie Vasquez said an audit still needs to occur of the voting machines and absentee ballots must be counted, which could take weeks.
Former KSU Center for Elections Director acknowledged under oath in deposition that our voting machines do not have an independent audit trail of each vote cast
Even if the machines are high quality (and none of the current ones on the market have proven to be that), the inability to manually recount, to audit, and to prevent rigging and the potential for widespread, wholesale fraud are deal breakers for purely electronic voting.
May 13, 2018 • Most electronic voting machines don't create a paper trail but voting officials in Austin are trying to marry the convenience of electronic machines with a paper trail that can be audited.
Barbara Simons is a computer scientist and teacher; she argues that, because of the stability problems of digital voting machines and online voting, paper ballots are required to allow an audit of voting results.
Many experts advocate having the machines create a paper trail that the voter can see at the time of voting, which would be available to check afterwards (a «voter verified audit trail».)