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One big difference is that you are likely to actually notice an error your bank makes. You have a way of proving the mistake (for example the physical check you
by schwartzworld 6y ago
One big difference is that you are likely to actually notice an error your bank makes. You have a way of proving the mistake (for example the physical check you deposited online, or the email about the transaction).
We don't even have a system in place in America to deal with an election whose results are deemed a mistake or hacked. Do we just have election day again? What if the error comes to light after the new administration has taken power?
- throwawaysea 6y agoAren’t these all risks with paper voting too? There’s no way for us to verify the results in an open and transparent way.
- schwartzworld 6y agoIt's much harder to game the system with paper votes, and as a last resort manual recounts are possible. IMO, all votes should be scanned and uploaded publicly so that the records can be audited by anybody.