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How come? I would think the opposite. Voting from home absolutely applies to "voter intimidation" situations. Someone could literally be in your home with a gun

by mtgx 10y ago

How come? I would think the opposite. Voting from home absolutely applies to "voter intimidation" situations. Someone could literally be in your home with a gun to your head, making you vote the way they want you to vote. The same problem as well as vote buying applies to online voting, too. But those are not even the biggest problems with online voting, so most people tend not to focus on them.

bowmessage 10y ago
Voting machine problems though?! There are no voting machines here.
- Sacho 10y ago
  If you dont have voting machines, it would make sense for you to google about them to understand what other voters are talking about, no?
  - ethanbond 10y ago
    Maybe, but that's kind of the point. A search string + location + change in occurrence tells you literally nothing.