The only electronic voting machine I would ever trust wouldn't have any more hardware capabilities than a TI-81 calculator. It doesn't need it, and every bit of

The only electronic voting machine I would ever trust wouldn't have any more hardware capabilities than a TI-81 calculator. It doesn't need it, and every bit of extra bullshit and hardware and layers of software is a security vulnerability. The only other problem I see after doing that would be whether or not to publicly release the hardware diagrams. Maybe have the gaming commission verify the machines like they have very successfully done slot machines and electronic gambling machines.