Honest Vote Count? Hacking Voting Machines for Fun and Profit

How secure are electronic voting machines? Not very secure
according to recurring university studies and hacker success.
See my story online for details.

http://newsblaze.com/story/20101027110707mcco.nb/topstory.html

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