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Dvice's Voting Machines Map Shows Us Just Where the Election Will Be Stolen [Election 2008]
Gizmodo — ... With the election coming up in a mere two weeks, our friends over at Dvice decided to take a very in depth look at the technology behind all of the states voting machines and just how susceptible they are to both malicious hacking and human error. What results is a beautiful interactive map showing the different machines used in each state and a rundown of ...

1HDC Voting Booth Project: Early highlights
Core77 — ... , an interactive map from DVICE.com summarizing the relative hackability of the voting systems in various states: Hackable-468.jpg

US Voting Machine Vulnerabilities
OhGizmo! — ... For those of us unfortunate enough to be Americans right now, we have more to worry about than who we’re going to elect as the next president. We also have to be paranoid about whether we’ll actually be voting for who we intend to vote for at all. Our system (make that systems) for casting votes are not only notoriously confusing, but also notoriously hackable. DVICE has an interactive map of the United States, showing which states are using the less hackable but more confusing paper ballots, which states are using the more hackable but less confusing ...

How to build the ideal voting machine
DVICE Atom Feed — All voting methods, from paper ballots to punch cards to electronic voting, have their problems. Punch cards can leave hanging chads. Electronic machines may not give you a paper trail and may be more easily hacked. Lever voting machines can get stuck at 99 and may not register your vote. Even lowly paper may have scrutineers who question whether your X really means X. In fact, DVICE has researched every type of machine, identified their weaknesses, and mapped where they all are on an interactive amp. But once you've looked at all current election tech, the next ...