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Voting tech firms stay silent on touchscreen flaws
In Huntsville, CIBER, Wyle Laboratories, and SysTest Labs refuse to disclose testing methods or flaws in the touchscreen voting systems set for up to 50 million voters. Critics, including Michael Shamos and David Dill, decry secrecy while regulators largely lack oversight and transparency remains limited.
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Huntsville
Ala
Michael Shamos
Carnegie Mellon
Washington, D.C
Shamos
Ciber and Wyle Laboratories
SysTest Labs
Denver
Florida
Georgia
Maryland
California
Venezuela
Hugo Chavez
Nevada
Mark Udall
D-Colo
House
Udall
Ciber Inc
Shawn Southworth
CIBER
Greenwood Village
Colo
Eee
At&t
Governmen
Redstone Arsenal
NASA
Marshall Space Flight Center
Wyle Laboratories Inc
U.S
Diebold Inc
Sequoia Voting Systems Inc
Election Systems & Software Inc
Wyle
Dan Reeder
el Segundo
Calif
Reeder
Carolyn Goggins
Federal Election Commission
National Association of State Election Directors
The
Election Center
Doug Lewis
Voting Systems Board
New York State Elections
Thomas Wilkey
FEC
SysTest
Wilkey
Dill
VerifiedVoting.org
Wye Laboratories