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What's the old argument? This article refers to a current legal case and testimony that happened last week, and a judge is expected to reach a decision today ab
by danso 8y ago
What's the old argument? This article refers to a current legal case and testimony that happened last week, and a judge is expected to reach a decision today about whether Georgia must change its election system just weeks before voting in 2018 takes place.
The debate is more than just paper vs. digital. Georgia is interesting not just because it has gone completely paperless (4 other states have done so), but because it is also the only state in which the system is centralized. Delaware, one of the other states to have gone paperless, have systems too old to connect to the Internet: https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/politics/2018/08/16/check-out-voting-machines-delaware-might-buy-2020-election/1006302002/ https://www.delawareonline.com/story/news/politics/2018/08/1...
- Y_Y 8y agoWhile you're quite right, if you wanted to see what the old argument was, please look at your sibling comments.