Invisible Ballots

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2004
1h 30m

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9.1/10

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Americans take it for granted that they live in one of the world's most sophisticated democracies where every vote counts. Until now. At the beginning of the 21st century, the very companies that participated in Florida's election fraud are now supplying voting machines that produce no paper record. Instead of reassuring the public with a transparent process, these private corporations have refused to allow voters and governmental officials to inspect their software, claiming their algorithms are trade secrets and hoping to dispel concerns by mounting test votes. But every programmer knows how easy it would be to fake.

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Invisible Ballots is an in-depth exposé of all-electronic computerized voting. This documentary presents a compelling case for requiring our election officials to provide a paper receipt or ... Read allInvisible Ballots is an in-depth exposé of all-electronic computerized voting. This documentary presents a compelling case for requiring our election officials to provide a paper receipt or "paper trail" for all voting machines.Invisible Ballots is an in-depth exposé of all-electronic computerized voting. This documentary presents a compelling case for requiring our election officials to provide a paper receipt or "paper trail" for all voting machines.

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- William Gazecki
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Kim Alexander

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David Allen

Self - Computer Technician

Bruce Bradley

Self

David L. Dill

Self
(as Prof. David Dill Ph.D.)

G. Edward Griffin

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Bev Harris

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Rush Holt

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(as Rep. Rush Holt)

Lynne Landes

Self

Rebecca Mercuri

Self
(as Prof. Rebecca Mercuri Ph.D.)

Avi Rubin

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(as Avi Rubin Ph.D.)

Roy Saltman

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Kim Zetter

Self

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Solid introduction to election integrity issues

This is a solid introduction to election integrity issues in the age of paperless electronic voting, and more comprehensive than the similar "Votergate" (to be renamed "Hacked"). Scary stuff, but information that should be confronted rather than ignored. It should motivate viewers to read up on election integrity (search for "election integrity" on the web), join election integrity organizations, and demand a commitment from political candidates and officeholders.

The experts interviewed in the film were well-prepared and had interesting things to say. There were no camera tricks or loud music to distract from the information presented.