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.

Voters use electronic machines to vote at a polling place during primary voting. (BRENDAN SMIALOWSKI/AFP/Getty Images) LAS VEGAS — We’ve officially entered the era of the hackable election. It ...

Electronic voting machines (EVMs) are utilized for Lok Sabha and assembly elections but are unsuited for presidential and vice-presidential polls, which use proportional representation. Developed in ...

As the election season begins in earnest, guests discuss the technology of voting machines. How can designers improve security, reliability, and usability?

Numerous electronic voting machines used in United States elections have critical exposures that could make them vulnerable to hacking. Security experts have known that for a decade.

Although electronic voting machines have become a regular feature at the ballot box, a growing number of critics have raised concerns about the machines' security, reliability and accuracy.

Dominion machines are used in 28 states, including Arizona, and do not meet the resolution’s criteria of having a publicly available source code, like many voting systems used in the U.S.

While it’s understandable to expect slight variations from state to state, you would imagine that there would be some controls in place to make sure the code of voting machines would be secure.

The trustworthiness of an electronic voting machine does not lie in whether it prints a piece of paper for the voter; it lies in the security systems that are used to build, test, operate and ...

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 ...

So how safe are our voting machines from politically-motivated hackers wanting to manipulate millions of electronic votes on November 8? Maybe not nearly as much as they should be, as it turns out.

India's electronic voting system is praised globally for its simplicity and security. Unlike others, it's offline, tamper-proof, and transparent. Verified VVPAT slips and legal scrutiny ensure ...