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I wouldn't mind seeing electronic machines that print paper ballots. They could even record the count into a database somewhere for ease of use. And it's import
by MichaelBurge 10y ago
I wouldn't mind seeing electronic machines that print paper ballots. They could even record the count into a database somewhere for ease of use. And it's important for the voter to see the paper ballot that gets printed, before he drops it in.
That way, we can all find out who won in real-time, while the counties recount the paper ballots by hand over the next week to confirm. When you count the ballots, record a video and allow independent citizen auditors to view the video.