Reports are coming out from all over the country of miscounted votes, with much higher margins of error on electronic voting machines.

Using statistical modeling, a research team at Berkeley has found evidence of something fishy in that state's election results...

Few things in a democracy are as important as uniform and accurate representation by the vote; Diebold's recent problems call into question whether that company's machines should be used-anywhere...

How many times do we have to hear about this before something is done?

As predicted, an objection to the electoral vote in Ohio has been recorded...

How many of these ARE there?

Florida's e-voting systems plagued with problems

The election results haven't changed, but the process still matters...

Wake up, America: your rights are in jeopardy.

A ruling by a federal judge in California looks to support verifiable electronic voting

Thank God, It's Finally Here

Apparently, this is how they do things in the O.C. There was an election last week (March 2, probably), for a number of local and state congress and assembly seats. The results were a bit, er, unusual.

The Log Cabin Republicans grow a spine....sorta

One would think we'd learned a thing or two from the last election, but it doesn't seem like that's the case.

Electronic voting machines may have had patches applied before the 2002 gubernatorial election without being certified.

More Primaries...

"Those who vote decide nothing; those who count the votes decide everything."

The shape of the Presidential campaign...

There will be a challenge to the certification of the electoral vote in Ohio today...

These aren't the touch-screen ones, either.