Am I getting this correct?

The advisory in Florida seems to take the position that there is nothing that can be done about the defective electronic voting machines.

Except surround them with more people as a security matter.

Why not just do the machines correctly and serve the purpose machines are designed for ... to replace boring dry work with machines.

I am not going to subscribe to the notion that Americans can not build good levees or that Americans can not build good electronic voting machines.

It is not a matter of security in the first instance, it is a matter of quality control and commitment to quality first.

And when it comes to elections in a democracy, the quality sense translates into good patriotism.

And more shocking news is coming out of Florida:

State: Absentee vote count 'will not be a problem' in elections

By MAURICE TAMMAN

"With just days before elections, state officials were scrambling this week to determine whether they had a problem that could call into question tens of thousands of absentee votes.

The problem surfaced in the state's newly minted central voter database, a multimillion-dollar project that is supposed to cleanse the voter rolls of errors and prevent voter fraud.

The Herald-Tribune on Wednesday found thousands of mysterious entries in the tally of historic votes that suggested people had already voted in elections that haven't yet occurred.

The revelation launched a furious review by state election officials who worried that the entries could make it appear as though legitimate voters were trying to vote twice. "

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