] What happened specifically is now -- it's against
] the law to start counting the votes before the polls have
] closed. But this file is date and time stamped at 3:31 in
] the afternoon on election day, and somehow all 57
] precincts managed to call home add them themselves up in
] the middle of the day. Not only once but three times. If
] you have no electronic communications between the polling
] places and the main office, how does that happen? Because
] what would you literally have to do is you would have to
] shut down the polling place in 57 places at once and get
] in a car and drive this card into the county office.
] That's not going to happen.

The voting machines have modems. (Or at least, it appears that way...)

The leader of the movement against electronic voting machines says she has a smoking gun.