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[Diablos]

Electoral-vote.com and Salon.com think so, and I can see why:

If you love horror stories, Slate has a good one for you by Richard L. Hasen. In it, he describes five ways the presidential election could end up in the Supreme Court. Briefly summarized, they are:
- Voting glitches involving electronic or other voting machines
- Litigation over which provisional ballots are valid
- A fight over the Colorado amendment to split the electoral vote
- A tie in the electoral college or a faithless elector
- A terrorist attack that disrupts voting in a swing state

You can bet with electronic voting, someone is gonna say "how do we know the machines weren't hacked?"

http://slate.com/Default.aspx?id=2108339&MSID=1226D241DEE34A22B6BFD101B2BC9192

 

[shoplifter]

I'm counting on it.

We've had four years to fix the problems from the last election, and plenty of folks have pointed out the issues with the electronic machines. What has been done? NOTHING.

 

[Mandark]

No, Gore isn't running.