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The most surprising part of this story is that Goodwill put up a voting machine for sale for $8. Even if you don't know what it's worth, you have to assume it's
by yucky 4y ago
The most surprising part of this story is that Goodwill put up a voting machine for sale for $8. Even if you don't know what it's worth, you have to assume it's worth more than $8 right? Plus, Goodwill makes a ton of sales through eBay already, you would think it would have gone up for auction.
- ncmncm 4y agoThere is a good case to be made that most voting machines have a large negative value, except possibly in security research. Kamala Harris established her political standing as California Secretary of State by making California elections hard to mechanically defraud, banning use of those negative-value machines in California. Unfortunately, they probably were sold on to states where their uncorrectable flaws could be recognized as immediately useful. It is not necessary to suborn election staff when you can easily suborn the machines they are obliged to trust.