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[Diana Duncan <dianaduncan AT contentdb.net>]

http://www.commondreams.org/headlines04/0329-08.htm

This, especially, I found jaw-dropping...

"The most famous example of election flipping occurred in the hotly 
contested 2000 presidential election in Florida when the tabulation 
system for Diebold's optical-scan system subtracted votes from Al 
Gore's total. While hanging chads distracted the nation, a few people 
noticed that in a Volusia County precinct where only 412 people voted, 
a Diebold system actually deleted votes for Gore, giving him minus 
16,022 votes. Bush received 2,813 votes. Some news media had already 
called the win (PDF, see page 20) for Bush when someone noticed the 
numbers."

And you gotta love Access:

"Harris discovered that she could enter the vote database using 
Microsoft Access -- a standard program often bundled with Microsoft 
Office -- and change votes without leaving a trace. Diebold hadn't 
password-protected the file or secured the audit log, so anyone with 
access to the tabulation program during an election -- Diebold 
employees, election staff or even hackers if the county server were 
connected to a phone line -- could change votes and alter the log to 
erase the evidence."