Hack The Vote (Part 1)

"Hack The Vote" is an in-depth look at the still-unsolved problems with electronic voting. Reporter Carter Evans secured the first-ever exclusive on-camera interview with a former employee (now turned whistleblower) of Diebold, one of the companies making these machines. Among the revelations in this series: A whistleblower admits on-camera that he and a team secretly inserted "patches" into election machines before an election was held in Georgia. A computer programmer admits before Congress he wrote programming code that would "switch" an election. We'll show you how students from a respected university easily hacked a voting machine. It's a sobering look at electronic voting -- and a series you must watch before visiting the polling booth. Catch the entire series on every single GoTV channel on Sprint/Nextel. If you don't have a video enabled phone, GoTV is posting the segments for free. Please share this with all your friends before they visit the voting booth:

"Hack The Vote" is an in-depth look at the still-unsolved problems with electronic voting. Reporter Carter Evans secured the first-ever exclusive on-camera interview with a former employee (now turned whistleblower) of Diebold, one of the companies making these machines. Among the revelations in this series: A whistleblower admits on-camera that he and a team secretly inserted "patches" into election machines before an election was held in Georgia. A computer programmer admits before Congress he wrote programming code that would "switch" an election. We'll show you how students from a respected university easily hacked a voting machine. It's a sobering look at electronic voting -- and a series you must watch before visiting the polling booth. Catch the entire series on every single GoTV channel on Sprint/Nextel. If you don't have a video enabled phone, GoTV is posting the segments for free. Please share this with all your friends before they visit the voting booth:

"Hack The Vote" is an in-depth look at the still-unsolved problems with electronic voting. Reporter Carter Evans secured the first-ever exclusive on-camera interview with a former employee (now turned whistleblower) of Diebold, one of the companies making these machines. Among the revelations in this series: A whistleblower admits on-camera that he and a team secretly inserted "patches" into election machines before an election was held in Georgia. A computer programmer admits before Congress he wrote programming code that would "switch" an election. We'll show you how students from a respected university easily hacked a voting machine. It's a sobering look at electronic voting -- and a series you must watch before visiting the polling booth. Catch the entire series on every single GoTV channel on Sprint/Nextel. If you don't have a video enabled phone, GoTV is posting the segments for free. Please share this with all your friends before they visit the voting booth:

This is the promo for GoTVs special investigation... Hack the Vote

Millions of voters will be casting their ballots electronically this election. But they’ll be using a technology that is far from proven and is vulnerable to compromise. Hack The Vote is an in-depth look at the still-unsolved problems with electr

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Short clip, get the long one from Veredictum at: http://youtube.com/watch?v=JxKnlgvlwBY A new study e-voting finds results the midterm elections can not be trusted. The Center for Information Technology Policy at Princeton University studied the security a popular electronic voting machine by Diebold. Their study, titled "Security Analysis of the Diebold AccuVote-TS Voting Machine", and found serious security flaws "that undermine the accuracy and credibility of the vote counts". The Center for Information Technology Policy's website has the full report and a comprehensive video demonstration of hacking the Diebold Accuvote-TS voting machine. The following CNN video clip explains why the midterm election result can't be trusted. A second CNN video clip demonstrates how a single hacker could use a virus to infect large numbers of electronic voting machines. more: Picturing Open Source Voting http://milwaukee.indymedia.org/en/2004/06/201316.shtml

HELP MAKE THIS THE MOST WATCHED YOUTUBE VIDEO OF ALL TIME!! Email this link to others! Princeton University shows how they quickly reversed the outcome of a mock vote -- leaving no evidence that they did so. This particular Diebold machine will be used for 10% of the U.S. electorate this November. More details can be found at their site: http://itpolicy.princeton.edu/voting/

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http://www.scottrose.tv Do you know what REALLY happened on Election Night 2004? You have no idea. We received this never-before-released promotional video from our good friends at Diebold. It's time to celebrate! Written & Directed by Scott Rose of http://www.scottrose.tv Don't think it could happen? Check out these news stories: "Washington Post: It's easier to rig an electronic voting machine than a Las Vegas slot machine." http://tinyurl.com/gda98 "Diebold Hack Hints at Wider Flaws: Diebold Has No Comment" http://tinyurl.com/g9pkg "New e-voting study shows it's really easy to steal an election" http://tinyurl.com/op6uk Related videos here: http://911archive.org/view.php?sec=other&id=21