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Personally I think the software is largely irrelevant. As long as the machine prints a paper receipt that I can verify is correct before it is stored, the code
by ratg13 4y ago
Personally I think the software is largely irrelevant.
As long as the machine prints a paper receipt that I can verify is correct before it is stored, the code that creates the receipt doesn't really matter.
- pessimizer 4y agoWill you be satisfied with that slip of paper if your vote was never included in the official count because the software was bad?
- ratg13 4y agoThere will always be minor issues that can be amplified even in non-technical solutions (see also: the 'hanging chad' fiasco of the 2000 US election) Giving voters the ability to inspect their ballots and the criteria by which they are considered valid at least gives the voter the control over making sure things are correct.