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What happens when: - You don't get a "decisive majority" of verifications? - Republicans decide it's better to cast doubt on an election by all saying their v
by camgunz 5y ago
What happens when:
- You don't get a "decisive majority" of verifications?
- Republicans decide it's better to cast doubt on an election by all saying their votes were counted incorrectly rather than accept the results?
- People don't remember who they voted for--they probably remember President; do they remember State Senator?
- A corrupt government allocates extra keys and says all those keys voted for them?
- Voters lose/misremember their key (how do you revoke the old key without mapping it to that person)?
- People gain/lose voting eligibility (they move, are imprisoned, etc.)?