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| James Naughton | ... | Narrator (voice) | |
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Bev Harris | ... | Self - Founder - Black Box Voting |
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Deanie Lowe | ... | Self - Supervisor of Elections - Volusia Co. Florida |
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Harri Hursti | ... | Self - Computer Security Analyst |
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Mark Radke | ... | Self - Marketing Director - Diebold Inc. (archive footage) |
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Ion Sancho | ... | Self - Supervisor of Elections - Leon County - Florida |
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Andy Stephenson | ... | Self - Associate Director - Black Box Voting |
The film the voting machine corporations don't want you to see. HACKING DEMOCRACY follows investigator/grandmother, Bev Harris, and her citizen-activists as they set out to uncover how America counts its votes. Proving the votes can be stolen without a trace culminates in a duel between the Diebold corporation's voting machines and a computer hacker - with America's democracy at stake.
Hacking Democracy, to me, comes way out of left field, so when my friend recommended I was skeptical but willing to watch. The movie introduces you to voting fraud via a mother and some very dedicated watchdogs. The movie takes you through the personal fight of these people and never ceases to provide the big-picture as well.
Come to the movie with an open-mind and take the ride. The movie does a good job of not coming off as extreme or radical and constantly roots itself in the moment. The people who are fighting for a more open system are very easy to identify with, and overall the movie succeeds in its goals.
Hacking Democracy takes an extreme position, but does it with Apple Pie. 10/10