> It's just not worth it for any commercial profit-driven company. I don't think that conclusion follows. Rather, I think that conclusion is too narrow. In th

> It's just not worth it for any commercial profit-driven company. I don't think that conclusion follows. Rather, I think that conclusion is too narrow. In this situation, the astronomic overall cost of such software would overshadow any other impediments, such as profit movite. Why would anyone task even a public entity with this, if using paper ballots and manual counting is vastly cheaper?