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Voting Machines: Human or Computer Error?

By: Nichelle Sullivan
Updated: May 29, 2007
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With the 2008 election cycle coming up, problems with electronic voting machines are still cropping up. Election Systems and Software is under fire for several problems including vote-flipping, which switches votes to different candidates. The company claims the problems are due to human error and not their machines. Arkansas state officials plan to investigate the claims.

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