The computer code to steal an election.

A typical ballot will have about 20-30 contests. (A race for an office is one contest, an issue item is another contest.) Most voters will mark the majority of the contests, especially the "high-profile" ones which are usually at the top of the ballot - Senator, Governor, etc. The program asks the (fraudulently inserted) "special" question: "Was there exactly two votes on this ballot?" If the answer is "No", you can see that nothing special happens and the program goes back to read another ballot..... If the answer is "Yes", the program steps into the special functions. Click on "Yes" to see the results of that condition.