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T A B L E O F C O N T E N T S
| Chapter 1: I will vote | |
| Chapter 2: Can we trust these machine? | |
| A compendium of errors | |
| Chapter 3: Why we need disclosure of owners | |
| Senator Chuck Hagel - A poster boy for conflict of interest | |
| Chapter 4: A brief history of vote-rigging | |
| Paper ballots, lever machines and punch cards | |
| Chapter 5: Cyber-Boss Tweed | |
| 21st Century ballot tampering techniques | |
| Chapter 6: Who's beholden to whom? | |
| The election industry bureaucracy | |
| Chapter 7: Why vote? | |
| Our founding fathers - and your responsibility to engage | |
| Chapter 8: Company information | |
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What you won't find on company Web sites - Business Records Corp. ° Election
Systems & Software ° Sequoia Voting Systems ° Votehere ° election.com ° Hart Intercivic ° Wyle Labs ° Diebold Election Systems |
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| Chapter 9: First public look ever into a secret voting system | |
| The Diebold FTP site, and what was on it | |
| Chapter 10: Who's minding the store? | |
| Chapter 11: "rob-georgia.zip" - noun or verb?- Noun and Verb? | |
| Chapter 12: Open source exam | |
| The first public examination of the Diebold computer code | |
| Chapter 13: Security Breaches | |
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San Luis Obispo mystery tally ° Cell phones and votes ° Unauthorized vote
replacement in Volusia County ° The Diebold Memos and unauthorized software |
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| Chapter 14: A modest proposal (solutions) | |
| Chapter 15: Practical activism | |
| Chapter 16: The men behind the curtain | |
| Appendix A: More problems (continued from Chapter 2) | |
| Footnotes | |
| Index | |