These guys aren’t exactly Rabid Lambs:

y Thomas Ferraro 2 hours, 27 minutes ago
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The nation’s three most commonly purchased electronic voting machines are all vulnerable to fraud, a study released on Tuesday found.

The study also concluded, however, that steps could be taken to reduce the chances of hackers breaking into these systems and undermining the integrity of state and national elections.

They could be. But who’s making that happen? Anyone? Beuller?

“These machines are vulnerable to attack. That’s the bad news,” said Michael Waldman, executive director of the Brennan Center for Justice at New York University Law School.

“The good news is that we know how to reduce the risks and the solutions are within reach,” Waldman said.

Which is why I’m so glad that Congress has authorized your task force to immediately begin implementing the fixes.

The Brennan Center Task Force on Voting System Security, an initiative of the Brennan Center, conducted the study, which it called the most comprehensive study of electronic voting machines to date.  Read more