BBV: Another editorial calling for investigation of DRE's

[Gordon25]

It's a muted call for investigation, but a call for one, nonetheless. They might have included something of the Rubin team's rebuttal to Diebold, but every little bit adds to the wave as it builds

http://home.hamptonroads.com/stories/story.cfm?story=58584&ran=155975

<snip> localities that have invested millions of taxpayer dollars, along with voters' trust, have a duty to ensure that touch-screen voting computers are as secure as advertised.

Norfolk has had several scrapes with exceedingly close elections in the past. The city can't afford to be dismissive of voting-machine security. It should make certain before 2004 that the touch-screen remedy isn't likely to become the problem."

Gordon25