According to a book called “Hacked:High Tech Election Theft in America”, the electronic voting machines are a “crooked system of computer vote fraud in America”. On Super Tuesday, 2008, no less than the governor of New Jersey himself, was forced to wait 45 minutes before he could cast his vote, due to some computer malfunction. Then it gave his vote to someone else other than the candidate of his choice! He was upset enough to appoint a couple of Princeton University professors, Ed Felton and Andrew Appel, to investigate Sequoia Voting Systems and its failing machines, which was later found to misreport voter turnouts. In March, Sequoia, which is one of the largest e-voting machines manufactures in the United States, retaliated by threatening to sue Felton if he didn’t back off. They claimed that an inspection of their product would violate their agreement with the counties. In April, the courts ordered the questionable machines impounded.
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