> Paper ballots stop secret cameras in the ballot room? Ballot rooms are just about as decentralised and non-standard as it's possible to get your head around.

> Paper ballots stop secret cameras in the ballot room? Ballot rooms are just about as decentralised and non-standard as it's possible to get your head around. Voting machines are the exact opposite. Are we actually discussing that someone could or would roll out a (nationwide?) network of hidden cameras across church halls, schools, and other places[0] where people go to cast paper ballots. Undetected? Distributing compromised software - or designing your attack into the hardware - for voting machines would be child's play by comparison. [0] https://www.theguardian.com/politics/gallery/2015/may/07/weird-wonderful-polling-stations-in-pictures https://www.theguardian.com/politics/gallery/2015/may/07/wei...