FRAUD  (CONT)

votes would register," wrote Wired News.

Reginald Mitchell, lawyer for People for the American Way, told Wired News that "this memo is the smoking gun…."

The six counties under investigation in Ohio all used Diebold machines suggesting that both major suppliers of e-voting machines have similar flaws that create undervotes.

These waves of breaking news about serious problems in the conduct of the 2004 and 2006 elections, and in the performance of electronic voting machines in the two states that have decided the last two presidential elections, make it a virtual certainty that we have barely begun to see the full extent of what has really been done to the American democratic system.

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