Sentences with phrase «voting machines do»

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.

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

While virtually all such complex systems have bugs, few computer systems seem to inspire the degree of sanguine faith in their reliability that voting machines do for their owners.

On Wednesday, Grant went back to court seeking a ballot by ballot count from the election, claiming the voting machines didn't count some ballots for her and the legal fight at the Board of Elections is costing her votes with Kennedy less than 300 votes ahead.

Not exact matches

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.

But according to the NSA report, evidence that the hackers were also stealing the login credentials of people with administrative access to the voter - registration systems raises concerns that the Russians were able to do «anything they wanted» — including, Bardin said, breaching voting machines.

The same «damned if you don't but possibly way more damned if you do» situation is manifesting itself in a wildly different way when it comes to Russia's hacking and cyber espionage on US political institutions, voter rolls and even the cyber probing of American voting machines.

After we were done voting (which was only a few minutes, thanks to the electronic machines), all the kids got «I Voted» stickers and we took pictures outside of our voting location.

California did try voting machines, and they are still an option (every precinct has a voting machine, and you can request to use it, but paper ballots are the default), and it works somewhat similarly, in that the election officers give voters a card that activates the voting machine, and the type of ballot is recorded on that card.

It's hard to believe that the makers of optical scanners (a) didn't anticipate the possibility of double voting and (b) couldn't write a simple software patch (even now before the election) to reject forms with double votes when the voter feeds it into the machine.

And he argued that by dismantling a vote - winning Labour machine, the current leadership were doing the Tories» job for them.

Do you really believe, in that return to a more strongly tribal politics, which party is best placed to mobilise 40 % of the vote, with the ground machine and the funding base to do thaDo you really believe, in that return to a more strongly tribal politics, which party is best placed to mobilise 40 % of the vote, with the ground machine and the funding base to do thado that.

He noted that the elections board must verify that voting machines operated correctly and did not produce any false results.

Although the new voting machines have reported some discrepancies from the Election Day tally, there does not seem to be much of a partisan lean to the errors, something Mr. Fidler would have needed to overcome his deficit.

As the midterm congressional primaries heat up amid fears of Russian hacking, 1 in 5 Americans will be casting their ballots on machines that do not produce a paper record of their votes.

The answers should be different as voting machines guarantee some basic details that online voting systems do not guarantee, as an example you can say that every voter at a machine has been authentified as being eligible to vote, something you can not be sure of with an online voting system.

Please don't start lengthy discussion about voting machine security, constitutional amendments or corruption in the democratic party.

They didn't hack into the voting machines to change the vote tallies and votes are still cast by Americans.

Do voting machines software used in the USA use file hashes in any way to determine if the...

Nick Stamoulacatos, the supervisor of social studies for the Syracuse City School District, said it is the first year they are doing a districtwide mock election using voting machines.

This necessitates that members sign their names to their ballots in the convention — and several anti-Wright sources worried to the Observer that this could influence their vote, as a number either hold jobs at the city Board of Elections that the county machine has influence over, or have relatives who do.

Someone did, but not before some other people switched strategy from earlier absentee voting to actual machine balloting.

Well, NOPOLITICS, beside the fact that your reference at the end is too cryptic to understand what you're talking about, (though it seems you're somehow attempting to disparage Hein's 55 percent to 42 percent victory as being an unconvincing win) the first part about the machines taking more time for «closing voting» doesn't seem at all correct as it's computerized.

Ohio Democratic Party Chairman Chris Redfern said Blackwell should step aside because his office is responsible for the rules that govern county election boards that had scattered problems last Tuesday, including poll workers who did not know how to turn on new electronic voting machines.

Several Bronx residents mentioned the system was corrupt and they don't want the Bronx machine empowered with their votes.

«But much like our electronic voting machines, our digital scans and other things, there was pilots done on those before we moved to those.»

During that election, more than 18,000 of the 143,532 ballots cast on the e-voting machines in Florida's Sarasota County did not register a vote for either candidate.

Just voted for Lydia (hope is it on time; the machine did accept my vote).

November Third William Lewers In this sequel to the novel Gatekeepers of Democracy about elections and poll keepers, William Lewers, M.A.T.» 66, looks at the struggle that his main Gatekeeper protagonists face when they realize something is amiss with the voting machines in their district and they need to do something about it.

Margin trading might seem like the brilliant thing to do when prices are rising but the randomness of prices in the short term — the market «voting machine» — can be costly.

Over what period does the market turn from being a voting machine into a weighing machine, as Ben Graham so eloquently put it?

Ben Hunt @epsilontheory suggests it's a voting machine over any time horizon — and he may be correct (and he's a lot smarter than me)-- but I, for one, still think that fundamentals actually must, and do matter.

I don't mind being wrong, and we all are from time to time... but in the short term the market is just a voting machine... (to borrow a Buffett).

Don't trade so much, and let Ben Graham's weighing machine work for you, ignoring the votes that go on day - to - day.

The machines that are the most successful at doing this at any given time and circumstance are supreme: images that «break the Internet,» that change policies and sway votes, that «create» social behavior.

No matter who you support, and no matter whether you think your vote doesn't matter, or even that you think the election is already rigged in the machines (and I think I'm cynical sometimes...) please, please, please get out there and vote.

Surprisingly, Cox does not now work for a voting machine company now (she is President of Young Harris College in Georgia), as so many other election officials do so immediately upon leaving office — the most recent being PA's Sec.

Did you know our «Dominion Voting» has purchased two of the US voting machine companies.

Does using machines with such vulnerabilities violate constitutional or statutory rights to vote?

The central issue is that Virginia's touchscreen equipment, known as direct - recording electronic (DRE) voting machines, did not produce a paper trail — one of the most robust if old - fashioned safeguards against potential vote tampering.

An attacker might be able to do this directly through the modem to the voting machine, or infect the election - management system on the other end and install malware that gets passed to voting machines when officials program future elections.

Although overwriting the machine's firmware, or voting software, would be difficult to do in just a minute, Stauffer says installing malware on the underlying operating system would not.