Accenture Voting Software leaked to BlackBoxVoting.org

from http://www.bbvforums.org/forums/messages/7659/82111.html this contains the two files mentioned.

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This is an installation kit which contains the software; it also has the installation instructions, and a text file explaining how to set it up on a standalone machine if you aren't on a network.

This voter registration and voter history system has been widely criticized -- in Colorado, where it reportedly assigned voters who are Republicans as Democrats, and vice versa, and in Tennessee where it has been proven to lose voter histories.

Now you can examine it yourself.

The MS Access files contain quite a bit of source code. This set is circa 2004.

The file is quite large, so allow a LONG time for it to download.

http://www.bbvdocs.org/Accenture/ESM_2.0_8-23-04.zip
323,592 KB

Also perhaps of interest is this set of notes:

http://www.bbvdocs.org/Accenture/Accenture_Wrap_up.zip
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Note that one of the service items reveals that it was tripling votes for "random" voters in the 2004 primary. Files I have obtained show that it doubled or tripled votes in the 2008 primary, and also in the May 2010 and Aug 2010 primaries in Tennessee. However: It is not random. It only appears to be random when voters are sorted by fields other than precinct/voter ID. In fact, it is doubling and tripling recorded votes in white Republican suburbs.

Now you can examine some of the logic (or lack of) in the programs yourself.