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And even democrats have made these allegations because there was an allegation she was destroying ballots in the democratic primary. >> harris: i'm familiar with that and i'm also familiar with what we see on the screen. you can see from some of the signs, this is about the whole kit and caboodle. you and i talked about these issues before. >> i'm a public records lawyer, and that 3:00 today there will be an emergency legal proceeding regarding whether brenda snipes must turn over the record of how many ballots were cast, what were the results from each machine, and how were the ballots that w...

Effective threat? you know, because ordinarily, when you're using these voting machines, you're under somebody's supervision, and so i don't think that attack is really going to be a reliable one that would be used, but that's not to say that our federal government really needs to test each component of the system to make sure that it's as resilient as possible. and that's through a technique called penetration testing or ethical hacking, where the government, whether it's state or federal, actually tries to compromise these systems. think of a las vegas casino. they have gaming machines. so, ...

If it's misaligned, then you're going to get the kind of problems that have been reported. >> eric: so let me ask you this is this a software glitch, or is it something more insidious? could it be deliberate? >> no. it's probably a glitch. each machine has to be carefully tested and calibrated to make sure it's been aligned properly. if it gets out of alignment, then you'll have this kind of problem cropping up. i assume that they just haven't been properly calibrated or tested by local election officials. >> eric: just a coincidence that the reports have been votes for romney going to the oba...

>> meet edward smith, master typewriter. remember them? he's a typewriter repairman. look at those things. >> he's been fixing old smith-coronas and other typewriters at his shop for the last 45 years. and he says despite computers and ipads and all that fancy stuff his business is doing just fine. >> smith says each machine has a story of its own, which he discovers as he's doing those repairs. so there. who needs high-tech, right? old faithful. >> my old sports director at wcpo, abc affiliate in cincinnati, was still using a typewriter. old school but got the job done. >> you've got to love ...