Examples of using Voting machines in English and their translations into Dutch
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Million people actually voted  using electronic voting machines.
Council member questions voting machines.
Co-worker Peter Knoppers writes an article with the headline:'Voting machines?
With electronic voting machines, I'm afraid there may be a revolution in MASS voter fraud.
The first investigation into tampering with voting machines started in 1970, writes the daughter of James Collier.
The‘We do not trust voting machines' campaign group disclosed that voting machines are unreliable,
Further, voting machines are still being used that were banned last year for being unreliable.
There is no connection between the designer of the voting machines, KIT, and Frank Landau.
had difficulties with the new voting machines.
Sajet further warns that a campaign against voting machines may contribute to an atmosphere of distrust.
There are more worrisome possibilities than just the installation of malicious software on the voting machines.
the organization that maintains the voting machines, is corrupt.
At the time, voting  was written on papers instead of registered using voting machines.
The municipality was also called upon to promote that open source software for voting machines is made available.
Gonggrijp does not want to suggest that there would be anything wrong with the Dutch suppliers of voting machines.
Back in 2005. It's been almost 15 years from when we hacked the voting machines.
Let's get some of our corporate buddies to build some voting machines, with really terrible integrity, and get them in as many critical spots as we can.
Long lists of mistakes prove: Voting machines are not to be trusted A number of examples are listed in the book Black Box Voting  by investigative journalist Bev Harris.
It's a program where states get money to buy and maintain voting machines, money that goes directly to each state's governor.
On a web page of the T.U. Delft, co-worker Peter Knoppers writes an article with the headline:'Voting machines?