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I would counter by asking, "why do you trust paper voting?" As long as there are people in the process, there's room for corruption; that's just a fact you'll h
by IceMetalPunk 4y ago
I would counter by asking, "why do you trust paper voting?" As long as there are people in the process, there's room for corruption; that's just a fact you'll have to live with. With decent encryption, an electronic voting machine is at least as safe as paper ballots.