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Wednesday, 10/08/2003 3:19:48 PM

Wednesday, October 08, 2003 3:19:48 PM

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DIEBOLD VOTING MACHINES TALLIES A NEGATIVE 16,022

Posted By: rumormillnews@yahoogroups
Date: Wednesday, 8 October 2003, 9:58 a.m.

In Response To: DIEBOLD VOTING MACHINES LINK - MUST SEE!! (rumormillnews@yahoogroups)

From: "aa664rstout" <aa664@acorn.net>
Date: Wed Oct 8, 2003 1:50 am
Subject: Diebold voting machines in Volusia County FL

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Newsgroups: comp.risks
Subject: Risks Digest 22.93
Date: Tue, 7 Oct 2003 22:55:45 +0000 (UTC)
Organization: University of California, Berkeley

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Date: Wed, 24 Sep 2003 09:57:44 -0400
From: "Brent M.P. Beleskey" <voterscoalition@rogers.com>
Subject: Diebold voting machines in Volusia County FL

ELECTION THEFT 2000! A NEW BOMBSHELL!: A Diebold Voting Machines in
Volusia County, Florida, Tallied a Vote-Count of -16,022. That's
NEGATIVE 16,022:
When will this all-important story break out in the US mainstream
press? When will the Democrats confront the issue? What is at stake
here is the future of democracy.

Diebold Internal Support Memos

[The original article to which this post refers was originally
published on 29 Nov 2000 in *USA Today* by Philip Meyer. When I did a
search for the article on the www.usatoday.com website I came up with
this page which
clearly provides the details of the article and even offers a link to
a free preview of the article. However, when you click on the link,
it gives you a page void of the article. What happened to it? One can
only speculate. Nevertheless, I have obtained the original article.
BMPB]

[Contact Brent Beleskey <voterscoalition@rogers.com> for the
article, PGN]

A remarkable exchange concerning Diebold's voting machines in Volusia
County, Florida: On January 17, 2001, Lana Hines, a county elections
official sends out an inquiry as to how Al Gore ended up with a vote-
count of -16,022. That's NEGATIVE 16,022 -- which just happens also
to have been the total number of votes cast for various independent
and third-party candidates who also ran. (It was the largest number
of such votes cast in Volusia County's history.)

Pay close attention to the final entry, from "Tab" (Talbot) Iredale,
Vice President of Research & Development at Global/Diebold:

...The error could only occur in one of four ways:

1.Corrupt memory card. This is the most likely explanation
for the problem but since I know nothing about the
'second' memory card I have no ability to confirm the
probability of this.

2.Invalid read from good memory card. This is unlikely
since the candidates['] results for the race are not all
read at the same time and the corruption was limited to a
single race. There is a possib[ili]ty that a section of
the memory card was bad but since I do not know anything
more about the 'second' memory card I cannot validate
this.

3.Corruption of memory, whether on the host or Accu-Vote.
Again this is unlikely due to the localization of the
problem to a single race.

4.Invalid memory card (i.e., one that should not have been
uploaded). There is always the possiblity that the
'second memory card' or 'second upload' came from an
unauthorised source.

And that's only the tip of the iceberg.


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