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there are a few states on there that are "DRE w/o paper trail" which is "pure digital voting". Some of those states are now, or will become swing states. As w
by ryanobjc 7y ago
there are a few states on there that are "DRE w/o paper trail" which is "pure digital voting".
Some of those states are now, or will become swing states. As we saw in 2016, where the presidential race was decided on a 400k margin of error across 3 states, it doesn't take much.
- andrewla 7y agoI don't see any swing states on that list -- the pure DRE w/o paper trail states are Delaware, Georgia, Louisiana, and South Carolina, none of which are swing states, and all of which are being actively challenged. The non-pure ones (that is, paper + DRE w/o paper trail) only include one swing state, Pennsylvania, which is switching to paper ballots for the next election cycle. So I guess voting machines pose a hypothetical threat, if they were adopted more broadly, but the opposite is the trend.