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Nov 05

More on EAC testing and TTBR

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On October 13, Aaron Burstein and I sent a letter to the EAC's Director of Voting System Testing and Certification, Brian Hancock, signed by many of the California Top-To-Bottom Review (TTBR) investigators ("CA TTBR Investigators Send Letter to the EAC"). The letter showed that the EAC had approved a voting system test plan after a testing laboratory misunderstood the results of the California TTBR.

On October 21, The EAC replied. Today, Aaron and I responded (on behalf of ourselves).

The EAC has done a great service by making the test plan and test report available, but the substance of the documents falls short of assuring us that iBeta?s tests covered the TTBR?s findings. Taken together, these documents do not demonstrate how iBeta?s tests covered the issues raised by the TTBR.

Tags: certification, eac, elections, laboratory, testing, voting

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