Sequoia Part 2 Logic and Accuracy Test vs Election Mode with vote-stealing firmware.wmv

Sequoia Part 2: The Princeton University report released (10/17/2008) shows how the changed ROM chip works correctly in Logic-and-Accuracy testing mode. However, in Official Election mode vote-stealing firmware could be programmed move votes from one candidates total to another while taking care not to change the totals.
Then in official election mode, for every voter before or after the nth voter, the program does nothing. It waits until the 20th voter casts a vote (a real fraud would wait until the 150th voter or even higher, to better distinguish a real election from a test.
For complete Princeton University report and 90 minute video go to:

http://citp.princeton.edu/voting/advantage/

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GREAT video. Anxiously awaiting the other 3.

This demonstrates the Sequoia ABC Advantage DRE, but it could equally apply to the Sequoia Edge IIs, which are very prevelant in many parts of the country. The CA Top-to-Bottom Review in Spring/Summer of 2007 clearly stated the vulnerability of the DREs, scanners, and central tabulators.

This shows too much of the individual votes being cast - could fade from the first couple to the last couple and save a minute or two on the video. GREAT JOB!