If any one voting machine maker is allowed to dominate the market, there will be even greater reasons to worry about the nation's flawed voting system.

In a new elections controversy, one company could control nearly all of Florida's voting machines.

Sen. Charles Schumer asked the Justice Department's antitrust division on Monday to investigate the recent sale of Diebold's voting machines division to a competitor, saying the deal raises anti-competitiveness concerns and has "adverse implications"

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