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So you're saying add a paper trail which would need to be counted to be verified? Doesn't that just make it more expensive than paper ballots?
by kennydude 9y ago
So you're saying add a paper trail which would need to be counted to be verified?
Doesn't that just make it more expensive than paper ballots?
- jandrese 9y agoThe paper trail would be used for post-election verification. A nonpartisan body randomly selects several districts in the state every election and audits the paper record versus the electronic record. If there is a discrepancy, then an investigation is started and all of the records are verified. This gets you the speed and ADA compliance of the machines, but the reliability of paper. This commission also helps to insure that there was no funny business at the aggregation center.
- sqeaky 9y agoI think "non-partisan" is just code for "not partisan yet". The parties get huge sway in shaping the voting district, why would this body be different? Could it stay different going forward and different parties attack it for different reasons? There needs to be more than this.