Andrew Plato: <All of the above (except hosting). Anitian was selected to provide information security oversight to Oregon's new election system last summer. We partnered with the master contractor on the project. > So how does the oregon plan stack up to the Brazil method: For Brazil Voters, Machines Rule (Business 2:00 a.m. PDT) http://go.hotwired.com/news/business/0,1367,61654,00.html/wn_ascii Brazil's electronic voting system has drawn praise as a model for other democratic nations. But election experts are critical of legislators' recent decision not to require paper printouts of ballots. Leslie M. Mira reports from Porto Alegre, Brazil. If you're going to do electronic voting (Isn't all voting electronic at some point?), seems a worthwhile idea to use what looks like a scaled down ATM machine (complete with printer) for voting. Jeff.
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