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Anything can be broken into. The problem with computers is that if you break into one, you have a much better chance at another one. There is no perfect 'voti
by cmos 18y ago
Anything can be broken into. The problem with computers is that if you break into one, you have a much better chance at another one.
There is no perfect 'voting machine'. Quite often bins of votes mailed in are found after the election.
We should stick with the old school machines. (except in florida) At least there is a paper trail and it would have to involve more 'old fashioned' corruption, which is something we are at least a little more capable of protecting against. Every election we have had this same old problem, not touch screen calibration issues (seriously!?!).
We might need more if the country is actually going to start voting again! (super good problem to have!)
But if we must go hi-tech, let's just send everyone a magic ATM card and use those machines. At least it's moderately old technology and infrastructure.