DOJ requires changes to e-voting acquisition

Networkworld: The U.S. Department of Justice will require Election Systems & Software (ES&S) to sell off some voting equipment systems it purchased as part of its September acquisition of Premier Election Solutions in order to preserve competition among voting systems in the U.S., the agency announced Monday.

ES&S, a large vendor of electronic voting systems, will have to sell off the means to produce all versions of Premier's hardware, software and firmware used to record, tabulate, transmit or report votes, including the Assure 1.2 system, the DOJ said...    Read Article

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