Following up on a developing story reported in Elites TV two days ago, Clinton Curtis, the programmer who alleges that he was asked to develop vote tampering software by Rep. Tom Feeney (R-FL), has appeared in an extensive inteview with Air America, http://www.airamericaradio.com/ and spoke in person with staff members for the House Judiciary Committee's Democratic caucus.

A spokesperson for the House Judiciary's Democrats said that Curtis did meet with several of its staff people who have put in calls to attempt to corroborate his story. The spokesperson also verified that other members of the media, including reporters from the New York Times, were working on the story.

While Curtis' allegations do not specifically mention actual tampering with an election, if true they do point to interest by elected Republican officials into techniques by which voting totals from electronic voting machines might be altered. Moreover, it would suggest this interest, and the willingness to move past the theoretical stage, goes back at least four years to half a year or more before the disputed election of 2000. More reports on this developing story will appear here at Elites TV.