Thread: Programmer Testifies He Was Asked to Rig Voting Machine Software

Programmer Testifies He Was Asked to Rig Voting Machine Software


touch-screen voting machine is demonstrated during a news conference in Sacramento, Calif., Monday, April 23, 2001.
(AP Photo/Rich Pedroncelli)

by Team DML/ March 23, 2016

Clinton Curtis was an everyday computer programmer in Florida until he was asked by a powerful Republican legislator
to create vote-rigging software for electronic voting machines.

Curtis was a software programmer from Oviedo, FL who claimed in a sworn 2004 affidavit and then sworn testimony
before members of the U.S. House Judiciary Committee, that he was asked to create a vote-rigging software prototype
for touch-screen voting systems back in 2000 by then Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL), a very powerful Republican in the
Sunshine State and a close friend of the Bush family.

At the time, Curtis worked for a company named Yang Enterprises, Inc., which had many contracts with NASA and the state of Florida.
In 2000, when he says Feeney asked him to create the vote-rigging software, Feeney was both the Speaker of the FL House, as well
as a registered lobbyist for Yang.

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