In a US$1.9 million federally financed study released December 14, 2007, Brunner reported the results of tests of all five voting systems used in Ohio. All systems had major flaws. The study focused on security; reliability of the equipment and the systems; the software configuration; and procedures of the local officials.
On December 14, 2007, a $1.9 million federally funded study conducted by Brunner revealed that all five voting systems tested in Ohio had significant flaws. The research emphasized security concerns, system reliability, software configurations, and the operational procedures of local officials.