Sunday, February 26, 2006
Alaska Now Refuses Release of 2004 Election Data Citing Security Concerns
from BradBlog:
First the voters of Alaska were not allowed to see their own voting data from the 2004 Election because it was the proprietary "company secret" property of Diebold. Then they would be allowed to see it as long as the state and Diebold could "manipulate the data" before releasing it. And now finally it's determined that allowing the voters to see how they actually voted in the 2004 Election would be a "security risk" to the state of Alaska.
# posted by David @ Sunday, February 26, 2006 
