This book provides a transcript of a hearing before the Committee on Accounts of the US House of Representatives on the topic of electronic and mechanical voting systems. The hearing was held in 1916 and provides a fascinating insight into the early history of electronic voting. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of voting technology.

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