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People may downvote you but I have never seen an explanation that tackles exactly this point. For paper ballots you can easily take anybody that completed eleme
by foepys 8y ago
People may downvote you but I have never seen an explanation that tackles exactly this point. For paper ballots you can easily take anybody that completed elementary school to get a correct result. For blockchain, electronic voting, etc, you need highly skilled people. How can you be sure that this single person per voting district isn't screwing everybody over?
- kosievdmerwe 8y agoThere's also the fact that you can't verify that the verification done applies to each machine in the field. If your crypto system has non-verifiability of who you voted for as a requirement. How do you prove that the code actually running on the machine didn't change the vote? Especially seeing as actual machines have code other than the election software running on it, think touch screen controllers, etc..