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By phone and on paper, for example. Depending on which country you are in, these systems are very robust and difficult to tamper, as granular results are publis
by RandomLensman 4y ago
By phone and on paper, for example. Depending on which country you are in, these systems are very robust and difficult to tamper, as granular results are published and counting is decentralized. And here's the kicker: where I live, people can get pretty randomly drafted into counting and support duty for election day, i.e., not easy to insert enough malicious actors into those emptying the boxes, counting the ballots etc.
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