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House waters down e-voting code disclosure rules

Posted by jimf on · 3 comments
ars technica; By Timothy B. Lee 		Mail this story
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On Tuesday, the House Committee on Administration approved Rush Holt's (D-NJ) e-voting reform bill by a 6-3 vote. The vote broke down along party lines, with the six Democrats supporting the legislation, and the three Republicans opposing it.

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Comments (3)

bigg ·
Reading the title of this article, it sounds like House Democrats changed the existing rules to require less source code disclosure. As I read the article, however, they voted in favor of more source code disclosure. It was just not as aggressive as originally proposed.
softwarejanitor ·
They were for more source code disclosure before they were against it... or something like that ... :-)
bigg ·
That's funny, softwarejanitor.

I think a better title would have been "House waters down proposed e-voting code disclosure rules".

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