Sentence examples for using electronic machines from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, a large part of the electorate will be using electronic machines this fall that lack these safeguards.

And for the first time in the country's history, fewer jurisdictions will be using electronic machines than in the previous election, he said.

Voters using electronic machines that generates a paper trial should "look at the paper ballot very carefully," he said.

Unless someone can explain to me why the exit polls in 2004 agreed with the tallied votes in states using paper ballots, but differed by huge margins in states using electronic machines -- the overwhelming evidence is that John Kerry won the election.

The Nov. 5 general election will use electronic machines.

In 2006 38% of American voters used electronic machines; only a third will do so in November's poll.

About a fourth of voters will still use electronic machines that offer no paper record to verify that their choice was accurately recorded, even though these machines are vulnerable to hacking and crashes that drop votes.

They do this in a wide variety of ways, some using electronic voting machines and others using paper ballots.

On Friday, the Guardian revealed how criminals are using electronic gambling machines – known as fixed dodds betting terminals – to launder thousands of pounds worth of illegal profits.

New York University's Brennan Center for Justice, which tracks election technology and procedures nationwide, reports that most states are using electronic voting machines that are at least a decade old, many running antiquated software that may not be regularly updated for new security threats.

"I had this idea we could fix voting so easily by using electronic voting machines, but to learn there are huge security concerns was really interesting for me," said Megan Goldberg, a PhD student in political science whose research focuses on political behavior.