> It's immoral to have closed-source voting machines. Bullshit. The problem is voting machines in general. They are too complex and you cannot observe how they

> It's immoral to have closed-source voting machines. Bullshit. The problem is voting machines in general. They are too complex and you cannot observe how they work. This opens up elections to get manipulated regardless if open source is used or not. This is also not a moral problem, but a technological problem. The moral problem is in setting the requirements, the technological problem is in solving them. What I do not understand in regards to voting computers, is why you need the computer part anyway. If you want fast counting, punch cards suffice.