news media / communications capability / governmental infrastructure / gas pump / printing technology / electronic voting equipment / election technology / e-vote / interdependent web / mechanical devices / law schools / vote-counting equipment / healthcare / public relations offices / energy / computerized election equipment / free and responsible search / pharmaceuticals / public relations effort / food production / e-voting / electronic equipment / manufacturing / /
Organization
Election Administration / Rice University / Houston / MIT / Unitarian Universalist Association of Congregations / Rice University / Federal Bureau of Investigation / U.S. Supreme Court / U.S. Chamber of Commerce / Task Force on Election Integrity / Community Church / American government / 48th Annual General Assembly / /
Person
Tracy Campbell / Joseph P. Harris / Lewis Powell / Teresa Hommel / Margaret Mead / Carroll Publishers / Ellen Theisen / /
Teresa Hommel’s voting machine simulation, "Fraudo, the Fraudulent Voting Machine," has been used internationally to help people understand the security problems with computers used in voting. "Fraudo" is featured on M