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Paper isn't secure by default. You have people miscount, steal, forge, destroy, and do other unscrupulous things to change the results.
by thevardanian 9y ago
Paper isn't secure by default. You have people miscount, steal, forge, destroy, and do other unscrupulous things to change the results.
- ams6110 9y agoBut it's much harder to do any of those things undetected on a scale that would actually affect the results.
- ShabbosGoy 9y agoThis is a very good point. Electronic voting machines are a solution in search of a problem.
- Arkanosis 9y agoNo voting paradigm is secure, that's inevitable. But voting machines are /efficiently/ insecure (ie. you can miscount, steal, forge, destroy and change the results /at scale/).