Today, voting typically occurs through hand-marked paper ballots, Ballot Marking Devices (BMD), Direct Recording Electronic Systems (DRE), or hybrid voting machines.

Election Day 2012 is just around the corner, and many Americans will be casting their ballots on electronic voting machines. But how reliable are these devices? Michael Alvarez, professor of ...

And also like many Americans, he used an electronic voting system — he submitted his ballot using a 15-inch touchscreen machine known as the Sequoia AVC Edge.

Earlier this year, the City of Philadelphia unveiled a new voting system in response to a mandate by the Department of State and Gov. Tom Wolf that all Pennsylvania counties must replace their current ...

Regardless of what state you live in, one common denominator is direct recording electronic (DRE) machines. While some states use paper ballots and only five states (Delaware, Georgia, Louisiana ...

The House Administration Committee held a hearing on electronic voting machine verification, security, and paper trails. Witnesses testified about the reliability of various electronic voting ...

In 42 states, electronic voting machines are more than a decade old, according to Norden’s research. (Many states still use such machines for voters who require special assistance.) ...

Most electronic voting machines don't create a paper trail but voting officials in Austin are trying to marry the convenience of electronic machines with a paper trail that can be audited.

The U.S. elections use paper, envelope openers, and high-speed scanners while voting machines are used to count these votes. Here's how these machines work.

Black Box Voting, an organization that disputes vendor claims of electronic voting machine security, was supposed to conduct a test for California officials this week to try to hack into Diebold ...