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Research Reports E-Voting Error Rates Of 3 Percent Or More

Voters prefer e-voting, but tech has limits, By Grant Gross, IDG News Service, March 21, 2008. Researchers found the error rate of the worst-performing machines was 3 percent in a simple task like voting for president and, in “more complex races,” the error rate was higher.

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