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"At least then I know that I put it in a machine physically, which gave me psychological comfort, but no actual verification that my vote was counted." ^-- Fix
by RandomInteger4 10y ago
"At least then I know that I put it in a machine physically, which gave me psychological comfort, but no actual verification that my vote was counted."
^-- Fixed that for you.
But seriously, at some point, unless everyone sticks around to watch everyone else's votes being counted, there has to be some level of trust with the system. The only thing we can do better is to make vote counting machines' code open sourced and have the code signed with a trusted Public Key Infrastructure of some sort.
- saint_fiasco 10y agoIn my country some people stick around in the voting place to watch how the votes are counted. As long as somebody from your preferred political party stays, you don't have to stick around. The paper system is very open source already. So open that even non-developers can understand it.