- Peter Ventura, "ATM Theft", Nov. 22, 2000
- Tracy Campbell, "Deliver the Vote:"A History of Election Fraud, an American Political Tradition", Carroll & Graf, 2005
- Stephen H. Unger, "E-Voting: Big Risks for Small Gains: Problems", Feb 5, 2007.
- Douglas W. Jones, "Voting on Paper Ballots", University of Iowa Computer Science Department
- Sheila Parks, "On-Site Observations of the Hand-Counting of Paper Ballots and Recommendations for the General Election of 2008"
- Anthony Stevens, Hand Counting Paper Ballots, Address to Democracy Fest Annual National Convention, June 10, 2007
- Stephen H. Unger, "E-Voting: Big Risks for Small Gains: Cost", Feb 5, 2007.
- Sally Adee, "The Hunt for the Kill Switch", IEEE Spectrum, May, 2008, pp.34-39.
- Stephen H. Unger, "E-Voting: Big Risks for Small Gains: Problems", Feb 5, 2007.
- Kim Zetter, "CA Releases Results of Red-Team Investigation of Voting Machines: All Three Systems Could Be Compromised", Wired.com, July 27, 2007
- Kim Zetter, "NY: 50 Percent of Sequoia Voting Machines Flawed", Wired.com, July 14, 2008
- Lawrence Norden, et al, , "The Machinery of Democracy: Protecting Elections In An Electronic World" Brennan Center Report, June 28, 2006, see Rec. 6, p. 90
- Carlos Campos , "GA: Voting machine firm hires ex-elections director", Atlanta Journal-Constitution, December 23, 2006
- "The Disability Lobby and Voting", NY Times Editorial, June 11, 2004
- Brad Friedman, "Blind and Disabled Voter Advocates, Groups Call for 'Immediate Ban' of Dre Voting Systems!", Brad Blog, 3/14/2007
- Stephen H. Unger, "The Great Sarasota Undervote Mystery", July 3, 2007
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