Berkeley Researchers Document Florida E-Voting Discrepancies

The Effect of Electronic Voting Machines on Change in Support for Bush in the 2004 Florida Elections by Michael Hout, Laura Mangels, Jennifer Carlson, and Rachel Best, with the assistance of the UC Berkeley Quantitative Methods Research Team.

The link to the Summary of findings (PDF) the full text report (PDF) and the report data.

Update, December 7, 2004: from Wired, Florida E-Vote Study Debunked

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