An attorney who says he knows firsthand that voting machines can be hacked sued for a recount of Florida's presidential election results.
December 07, 2016 at 05:00 AM
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The firm of a computer programmer-turned-lawyer is seeking a presidential election recount in Florida, arguing voting machines were hacked.
New York attorney Clint Curtis once testified before Congress about the vulnerabilities of electronic voting machines after accusing a legislator of asking him to write vote-rigging code.
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