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Where I live in the USA, you verify the voter to get a ballot, go to a private area to fill out the ballot, go to a new area to scan the ballot, and leave the p
by lasereyes136 6y ago
Where I live in the USA, you verify the voter to get a ballot, go to a private area to fill out the ballot, go to a new area to scan the ballot, and leave the paper ballot that is filled out in the scanning machine to have a paper trail of votes. Unless you are the only person voting in a long stretch of time it would be hard to determine which vote was your vote. That doesn't mean it is impossible just highly unlikely.
- BjoernKW 6y agoPossibly being able to identify a voter and their vote after the fact certainly is another issue, one that admittedly is more pronounced with a digital system (albeit still solvable). However, verifying that a voter is the person they claim to be is a problem that equally exists in both online and offline settings.