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But tampering with a paper-only election requires physical interference and working across many different locations. It is much easier, if you have the talent,
by mises 7y ago
But tampering with a paper-only election requires physical interference and working across many different locations. It is much easier, if you have the talent, to break into an electronic election.
- xmprt 7y agoThat's why you use both. Paper for tallying and electronic for auditing. I used to think electronics wouldn't help but now I'm starting to be convinced.
- scj 7y agoTallying is only a problem if polling stations are overcrowded. The simpler solution is to hire more counters. I can't imagine that'd be more expensive than developing custom hardware & software.
- maltalex 7y agoAlso less expensive than transporting and deploying an enormous amount of computers and networking equipment on Election Day.