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It needs a paper record, this needs to be the source of truth.

• daveguy 7y ago
  Not just a paper record. A hand marked paper record. If it doesn't go through a computer first it can't be altered. There are several states that do it this way. It's a "Scantron" style ballot. Fill in the vote, run it through a tally machine and save the ballot. The tally machines could be messed with, but if there is evidence of tampering with the tally there is always the authentic original ballot.
  • swader999 7y ago
    Yes!
• pmoriarty 7y ago
  If you've got a paper record, just use that instead of the machines. Machines just add more opportunities for fraud.