WASHINGTON — IT security researchers have uncovered significant vulnerabilities in the electronic voting systems that nearly 30% of all registered voters will use in the upcoming presidential ...

A new study suggests voters are comfortable with e-voting machines, but they do make errors when using them.

Ohio's electronic voting systems have "critical security failures" which could impact the integrity of elections in the Buckeye State, according to a review of the systems commissioned by ...

E-voting watchdog group Verified Voting Inc. provides a state-by-state and locality-by-locality interactive graphic that details the election systems used across the nation.

Computer-science researchers from Johns Hopkins University and Rice University are heaping criticism on electronic voting machines built by Diebold Election Systems, based on software code for the ...

New York City, for example, has estimated that it would cost $100 million to replace its lever-based voting machines with touchpad-equipped electronic systems, said Lee Daghlian, a spokesman for ...

About 20 states using electronic voting systems do not audit the results after elections, but there's still time to change direction, a coalition of fair elections advocates and e-voting critics ...

For Tuesday's elections, 510 of the nation's counties -- or 16 percent -- are using electronic voting systems, up from 293 counties in 2000, according to Election Data Services.