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Why don't we start with voting machines that either produce or consume a paper ballot (with user confirmation that paper/electronic records match). Then have pe
by dqpb 8y ago
Why don't we start with voting machines that either produce or consume a paper ballot (with user confirmation that paper/electronic records match). Then have people count the paper ballots and compare their count to the computed electronic counts. The counts should match.
- joveian 8y agoFor the US, the Oregon/Washington/Colorado style vote by mail ballot seems best. There is no need for anyone to stand in a line to vote and a human count of the paper ballot is possible if necessary. The computers involved are not in direct contact with the general public.