Startling collection of work by national experts on electronic vote fraud, detailing their evidence and research on how electronic voting is regularly stealing elections in America--the land perceived as "the beacon of democracy"; includes examples, details, and citizen solutions to save our elections!
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'HACKED!" is a stunning expose of stolen elections and election voting manipulation. It is shocking and alarming. The book by Abbe Waldman DeLozier and Vickie Karp is designed to wake up America. I am sure it will! --Helen Thomas, Hearst Newspaper columnist
The dishonestsy that has marked the election practices of this new century is despicable. For the past 200 years we've improved the voting booth to include all of our citizens. Now that we all have the right to vote, we must ensure that all of our votes are counted. "HACKED!" is a must-read! --Liz Carpenter, Author, former Press Secretary & Chief of Staff to Lady Bird Johnson
You get a receipt when you buy a Slurpee, don't you? Why not when you choose a president? "HACKED!" cracks open the democracy-in-a-box scam called "electronic voting". Can a robot pick a president better than you can? This crew of experts and investigators explains why robo-voting can't be trusted. --Greg Palast, BBC Investigative Journalist, Filmmaker, and Author
The dishonestsy that has marked the election practices of this new century is despicable. For the past 200 years we've improved the voting booth to include all of our citizens. Now that we all have the right to vote, we must ensure that all of our votes are counted. "HACKED!" is a must-read! --Liz Carpenter, Author, former Press Secretary & Chief of Staff to Lady Bird Johnson
You get a receipt when you buy a Slurpee, don't you? Why not when you choose a president? "HACKED!" cracks open the democracy-in-a-box scam called "electronic voting". Can a robot pick a president better than you can? This crew of experts and investigators explains why robo-voting can't be trusted. --Greg Palast, BBC Investigative Journalist, Filmmaker, and Author
About the Author
Editors Abbe Waldman DeLozier and Vickie Karp are two citizens, Realtors, and activists who learned about electronic vote fraud in 2003. They've been speaking, writing, and promoting events on it and now have compiled this book to help educate the public on this crucial issue.
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4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
By P. DENYS
This was an interesting book that contains some great chapters and some, frankly, bad chapters. The best chapters are written by Bev Harris and are backed by documents and published articles. Other chapters are full of opinion, extremism, and incorrect information (which takes away from the overall credibility of the book).
One thing that was not clear, was whether the problems and failures with electronic voting were caused by deliberate and purposeful hacking or just lack of correct procedure, poor equipment and shoddy, inept programming. I really wanted this book to pin it down... it started to but didn't make a case.
One thing that was not clear, was whether the problems and failures with electronic voting were caused by deliberate and purposeful hacking or just lack of correct procedure, poor equipment and shoddy, inept programming. I really wanted this book to pin it down... it started to but didn't make a case.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
This book exposes the trurh about how we have lost control of our election process in this country- a truth that MOST Americans dont want to believe could ever happen here. The enormous ramifications of electronic voting theft reach far beyond any voting manipulation known previously just by virtue of the ease of accessability and the sheer numbers available with the remote click of a button. If ever there was a cause for citizens to take to the streets, it is now, or you can say goodbye to what we think of as Democracy in the United States.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Having heard Lou Dobbs talk about how insecure electronic voting is in the United States, I feel much more informed about the issue after reading "Hacked." It's an easy, convenient read for those of us who don't have the time to read all the lengthy studies on the issue. I just hope we can get back to hand counted paper ballots like the majority of other industrialized countries. Reading"Hacked" really has made me want to do something about this huge problem!
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Democracy can not exist without honest, accurate elections!
Any voting system that is not open and transparent is un-American; it can be rigged to throw elections. Read more
Published on May 13, 2007 by Guy P. Felton III
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Hacked proves our democracy is at risk!
I couldn't put Hacked down. After reading it I no longer have any doubts that the voting machines must go. Read more
Published on October 14, 2006 by joni ashbrook
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Hacked! High Tech Election Theft in America - 11 Experts Expose the...
This book is a must read for any person registered to vote in the United States. It exposes the frightening truth about how easy it is to hack into and manipulate the machines we... Read more
Published on October 13, 2006 by Kay R. McMillan
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An Eye Opener
This book sure opened my eyes to the facts about electronic voting fraud and how easy it is for ANYONE (even a chimpanzee!) to hack the software and steal an election. Read more
Published on October 13, 2006 by Melinda Esco
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- Riverside County by Automobile Club of Southern California on 8 pages
- Votescam: The Stealing of America by James M. Collier on 5 pages
- The Black Box by R. G. Austin on page 174, and Back Matter
- Fooled Again by Mark Crispin Miller on page 69, and Back Matter
- The Best Democracy Money Can Buy by Greg Palast on page 70, and Back Matter
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