Re: Georgia: 22,000 Voting Machines

Coming from a technologically challenged country over the pond where we 
still mark crosses on bits of paper and put them in a box (and yes, even 
that goes wrong - the returning officer is supposed to stamp the paper, 
and if this is missed it's not valid, etc. etc.), I have just read the 
article to which a link was provided, and am both fascinated and horrified 
by how easy it would be for someone to subvert democracy with this sort of 
thing going on. I am particularly amazed by the evident lack of 
comprehension of the impact of this problem among those who were 
interviewed about it by the journalist - surely someone(s) should have 
been fired, or at least resigned, over this?