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Exactly. And voting on paper to me seems hackable as well, just with different methodologies, such as Gerrymandering.
by theseadroid 7y ago
Exactly. And voting on paper to me seems hackable as well, just with different methodologies, such as Gerrymandering.
- ppseafield 7y agoGerrymandering is orthogonal - both paper and computer-based voting are vulnerable to gerrymandering.
- Avamander 7y agoGerrymandering can exist with both systems. Voting machines have no benefits at all. However, i-Voting does have the benefit of making it much harder to cause voter supression (assuming there's free ($) access to whatever provides access to voting).