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"...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 [[George W. Bush|Bush]] in 2004. That year, Diebold would count the votes in half of Ohio's counties." [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/11717105/robert_f_kennedy_jr__will_the_next_election_be_hacked/3] | "...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 [[George W. Bush|Bush]] in 2004. That year, Diebold would count the votes in half of Ohio's counties." [http://www.rollingstone.com/politics/story/11717105/robert_f_kennedy_jr__will_the_next_election_be_hacked/3] | ||
| + | ==News== | ||
| + | * '''2006-11-02''' [http://www.theregister.co.uk/2006/11/02/diebold_hacking_democracy/ Diebold slams HBO ''Hacking Democracy'' documentary] | ||
| + | * '''2006-10-30''' [http://www.engadget.com/2006/10/30/florida-diebold-machines-help-you-pick-the-right-candidate/ Florida Diebold machines help you pick the right candidate] | ||
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"...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]