This is really just a hilariously (and overly politically charged) small distraction from the real problem. > I wasn't prevented from exercising my right to vo

This is really just a hilariously (and overly politically charged) small distraction from the real problem. > I wasn't prevented from exercising my right to vote at all. Where things get interesting is the way votes are collected/counted in many locations. Electronic voting machines are a mess of proprietary software, and more than a few that have gotten their hands on them were apalled at how inherently easy it is to compromise them[1]. Tapering with an election this way, by virtually denying you your right to vote by not counting your vote, or changing it, is a real concern that we are doing practically nothing about. 1. https://www.wired.com/story/voting-machine-hacks-defcon/ https://www.wired.com/story/voting-machine-hacks-defcon/