Reply #13: marin mentioned in BBV, other press [View All]

[nickdw]

On: http://www.scoop.co.nz/BlackBoxVoting/bbv_chapter-11.pdf

I found:

"If the symptom of a corrupted memory card was arbitrary vote-changing, as explained to the media in Volusia County, we'd be in real trouble -- according to Diebold sales representative Steve Knecht in an internal memo dated March 24, 2000, "Cards were corrupted throughout California at a rate exceeding our normal 1 in 100 that we've been seeing. Marin is now up to 8 cards corrupted out of 114." He reports a number of problems that must have had election officials pulling their hair out. ."

Also in this report: mention of private individuals not elections officials uploading end-of-day elections summaries via cell phone modem technology.