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Yesterday it was 55% on Clinton.....

• dkokelley 19y ago
  And tomorrow, even after the voting, it will still be uncertain. There's an idea for a startup. Create a good, secure voting service (web-based, local machine, etc. who knows?) that calls results immediately and reliably and you'll probably be doing pretty well.
  • far33d 19y ago
    Except you'd have to sell to the government. And convince technophobes that it's secure. And safe. And reliable.
    • Hexstream 19y ago
      And all this time I thought we were trying to convince people that electronic voting (without paper audit trail) is insecure, unsafe and unreliable...
    • mrtron 19y ago
      And put money in the right pockets, which are tough to get access to?
      • rms 19y ago
        That's what lobbyists are for!
    • marcus 19y ago
      The problem is I'm not sure the 2 requirements can be mixed, are we sure the government wants a fair and secure election? They are certainly working very hard to hack the system from within (redistricting for example), that we can't really casually ignore gaming outside the rules.