Will they hack the presidential election?
According to this week's Christian Science Monitor, "if
someone could get a few minutes’ unattended access to a
paperless machine, that person could install a software virus
that could spread to other machines and switch those machines’
votes before deleting all traces of itself."
Be prepared. Act now in three important steps:
- Sign the
Pledge of Action and forward it to
everyone you know.
- Donate to our Rapid Response Fund.
- Organize
a Voter Assembly in your community for
Nov 7th, the day after the election.
With the clock ticking, every hour brings new
reports of serious voting rights violations.
From Ohio, today, came the news
that experimental software patches were installed on vote counting
tabulators in up to 39 Ohio counties. The Free Press has found that an elections
corporation, Election Systems and Solutions (ES&S), installed
software patches that will impact 4,041,056 registered voters,
including those in metropolitan Columbus and Cleveland. This software
install violates Ohio law because this software has never been tested
by public authorities. And this, just 5 days before Election Day.
People in Florida, Virginia and Indiana
have gotten calls falsely telling them they can vote early by phone
and don't need to go to a polling place. In suburban Broward County,
Fla., a handful of elderly voters who requested absentee ballots say
they were visited by unknown people claiming to be authorized to
collect the ballots.
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