All of this gaming the election trickery needs to be hauled out into the light and gotten rid of, no matter what the Republican Nazis say. Enough.

Articles keep showing up on the first couple pages.

How vulnerable are Pennsylvania's electronic voting machines?

In a Philadelphia warehouse, almost 4,000 electronic voting machines are ready to be rolled out. But some cybersecurity experts warn the machines - which are used in most Pennsylvania counties - are vulnerable.

“It’s a relatively lucrative target if you want to try and manipulate something,” said Ben Johsnon, a former NSA engineer now with cybersecurity group Carbon Black. “It’s really around creating doubt: doubt in democracy; doubt in the integrity of the election process.”

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But Republican elections commissioner Al Schmidt sees some issues with Pennsylvania’s voting procedures. He wrote a report on voting irregularities during the 2012 election. There have been dozens of cases but only 10 prosecutions.

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Schmidt says even without a paper trail, the electronic machines are safe because they do keep a digital record of votes cast. And, he points out, the individual machines are not connected to the internet.

“Our voting system has more in common with household appliance than a laptop or anything like that,” Schmidt said.

http://www.cbsnews.com/news/how-vulnerable-are-pennsylvanias-electronic-voting-machines/

I just read another not too long ago on a Michigan election official make the same claim http://www.freep.com/story/news/politics/2016/11/23/michigan-elections-director-casts-doubt-hacking-claim/94327842/

I'm not familiar with the kind of machines you can hack with a wifi connection but going back to Diebold the surest way to hack a common machine is with physical access which both officials are noticeably not mentioning it as if they have no idea.
http://www.politico.com/magazine/story/2016/08/2016-elections-russia-hack-how-to-hack-an-election-in-seven-minutes-214144