Author: Bev Harris

Caucus Integrity 2016 0

Caucus Integrity 2016

A caucus is an election style where participants come together in a meeting to first discuss, then vote. The process is more transparent than most U.S. elections because you can see who can vote,...

Update on DoS attacks against Black Box Voting 0

Update on DoS attacks against Black Box Voting

Thank you for your patience and support as we migrate the huge old website to the “new” Black Box Voting. We identified the perpetrators of the DoS (Denial of Service) attack that permanently shut...

Online election tarnished by fraud 0

Online election tarnished by fraud

According to The Independent, fake votes made their way into the Paris mayoral race. Reporters found it easy to vote under various names, and even voted more than once using the same credit card and computer....

Niagra County, NY: land of opportunity for election tampering 0

Niagra County, NY: land of opportunity for election tampering

Whoever controls chain of custody for voting computers can control elections. That is, until more transparent election procedures are enacted. Until that time, election integrity in Niagara, falls. (Groan.) But for bad puns, I’m afraid the company...

Court rules ballot tracking illegal in Washington 0

Court rules ballot tracking illegal in Washington

Court declares illegal ballot tracker to be illegal. (Citizens have to sue for this decision.) Track-back barcodes on mail-ballots lets government snoop into your vote. Here is a recent press release about this little-reported,...

Ciber the briber and other electoral laundry 0

Ciber the briber and other electoral laundry

Next time you hear that voting machines are reliable and safe “because they have been tested and certified,” think of this important article, which reveals proven corruption, payoffs and bid-rigging connected to Ciber, Inc.,...

Ciber the Briber, and other electoral laundry 0

Ciber the Briber, and other electoral laundry

A few weeks ago, I decided to examine electoral fraud from the other end. What happens if we start with known public corruption cases and work backwards to the intersection with elections? What I...