In a new story, the Brad Blog outlines how Diebold managed to keep SAIC's full report on the security flaws in their voting machines from ever reaching the Maryland officials that were investigating the problems. This report includes the full original report. Yet again we see Diebold manipulating the truth about their system.

What method are you going to be using to vote next week? Personally I really miss putting my mark on a good ol' paper ballot - which I could do here up until this year. Maybe next year I'll get to do it again.

For the first time, we've been able to review the complete, much sought-after, unredacted version of the SAIC report which has been kept at bay from Maryland state officials…as well as the computer science and security community…as well as the election integrity community and public at large since it was originally completed in 2003.

It has been called "The Pentagon Papers of Electronic Voting Systems" by some members of the computer science and security community.