Republican Congressman Tom Feeney of Oviedo asked a computer programmer in September 2000, prior to that year’s contested presidential vote in Florida, to write software that could alter vote totals on touch-screen voting machines, the programmer said.
Former computer programmer Clint Curtis made the claim Monday in sworn testimony to Democrats on the House Judiciary Committee investigating allegations of voter fraud in the 2004 presidential election involving touch-screen voting in Ohio.
Brad Blog, who broke the story., has complete coverage. Yes, this potentially huge story was initially published by a blog, now the House is holding hearings.