Should the United States move to electronic voting?
By: Diane Andrews Henningfeld, book editor.
Contributors: Henningfeld, Diane Andrews.
Series: At issue. American politics
Publisher: Greenhaven Press/Thomson Gale
Published: 2008
Place of publication: Detroit
Language: eng
Number of pages: 111
ISBN-13: 9780737738827; 9780737738834
Subjects: Electronic voting -- United States; Elections -- United States -- Data processing; Voting -- Technological innovations; Electronic voting -- Security measures -- United States; Voting-machines -- United States -- Reliability
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (p. 101-106) and index.
Table of contents: title: Electronic voting : an overview / staff of the Institute of Governmental Studies Library of the University of California; title: Electronic voting machines are reliable, accurate, and secure / Sonia Arrison and Vince Vasquez; title: Electronic voting machines are not likely to be hacked / Wayne Rash; title: Electronic voting machines can be easily hacked / Jon Stokes; title: Electronic voting machines can be made more secure / Michael Waldman; title: Voter verified paper audit trails will make electronic voting more secure / Rush Holt; title: Voter verified paper audit trails won't make electronic voting more secure / Thomas C. Greene; title: Voter verified paper audit trails are necessary for accurate elections / David Dill; title: Direct recording electronic voting systems are accessible for the disabled / Jim Dickson; title: Direct recording electronic voting systems are not accessible for disabled / Noel H. Runyan; title: Verified paper audit trails will discriminate against the disabled / Christopher J. Dodd; title: Electronic voting should be continued / Ernie Tedeschi.