Some of the group's early work included developing a system that would not be subject to the perceived security flaws in touch-screen voting machines, including those supplied by Diebold Election Systems (renamed Premier Election Solutions, acquired by Election Systems & Software), by creating a system that would allow voters to use a touchscreen while simultaneously producing a paper record.
The group's early endeavors included designing a system that would circumvent the perceived security issues in touch-screen voting machines, supplied by Diebold Election Systems (now rebranded as Premier Election Solutions, acquired by Election Systems & Software), by creating a system that would allow voters to use a touchscreen while producing a paper record.