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I wonder if it is going to wind up applying to voting machines or if they're somehow going to be "loopholed" I'd prefer that those machines could have their co
by alexc05 11y ago
I wonder if it is going to wind up applying to voting machines or if they're somehow going to be "loopholed"
I'd prefer that those machines could have their code audited.
- djKianoosh 11y agoLikely not. In this country the states run the elections, not the federal government. If you want this in your state, push them (that is, your state senators and state legislature) to adopt a similar policy at the state level.
- cmurf 11y agoThe original open source in voting: pen and paper, mechanical levers. Really, open source software isn't good enough for voting machines. We need open source firmware and hardware. And there even needs to be a spec, with test cases, on how to network everything if it's indeed going to get networked. The entire voting ecosystem is questionable without complete transparency.