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It alarms me that there’s been no reporting locally of the mounting body of evidence that shows electronic voting machines are anathema to the democratic process. As they disappear into the ether, our votes are no longer ours.
On this blog in June, I posted an item that described some of the serious security issues surrounding voting machines used in elections in Canada and the U.S, and specifically about equipment used in Winnipeg’s municipal elections, namely the ES&S Optech Eagle IIIP.
It appears that the City of Winnipeg uses Optech III-P Eagle optical scanners for counting ballots during municipal elections.
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