You don't live in a democracy if you can't vote.

Blackboxvoting.org, the only folks who seem to care, publish new info on their web site of 2006 voting irregularities in Memphis...

- A remote access program called PC Anywhere was found resident in the system
- Evidence of insertion of an encrypted Lexar Jump Drive was present
- Evidence of attempts to alter or write HTML files (used to report results) was present
- Apparently without a firewall, the GEMS system was opened up to the County Network
- A prohibited program, Microsoft Access, which makes editing the election chimpanzee-easy, was installed on the system AND USED shortly after the election.

And other places, including Alaska, Georgia, and Ohio. Go. Read. Weep.

And while you're there leave a buck or two. Bev Harris and the crew she's assembled at blackboxvoting.org have been on this voting-machine story since 2000 and have assembled more clear evidence of irregularities, security breaches, and outright fraud than anybody else, anywhere.