Diebold

Overview

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Notes

"...according to campaign-finance records, Diebold, along with its employees and their families, has contributed at least $300,000 to GOP candidates and party funds since 1998 – including more than $200,000 to the Republican National Committee. In a 2003 fund-raising e-mail, the company's then-CEO Walden O'Dell promised to deliver Ohio's electoral votes to Bush in 2004. That year, Diebold would count the votes in half of Ohio's counties." [1]

Links

Official

• home page

Reference

• Wikipedia
• Conservapedia
• dKosopedia
• SourceWatch

Related

• 2009/09/04 [L..T] Diebold Dumps Most of Its E-Voting Business “Diebold Inc. announced yesterday that it had sold its U.S. election systems business ... to Election Systems & Software, Inc..”

to file

• 2007-08 See Who's Editing Wikipedia - Diebold, the CIA, a Campaign
• 2006-11-02 Diebold slams HBO Hacking Democracy documentary
• 2006-10-30 Florida Diebold machines help you pick the right candidate
• 2006-09-26 Diebold's Letter to Rolling Stone and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s Response
• 2006-09-22 Will The Next Election Be Hacked? by Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
• 2006-09-21 Former Diebold Consultant Admits Company Altered Software for '02 GA Election

Events

• 2005-11-17 Someone with a Diebold corporate IP address deleted multiple paragraphs critical of Diebold from Wikipedia's article on Diebold (see Wired)