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Very few countries do national elections electronically (the ones most subject to interference) electronically. Sure with paper systems you might be able to sw
by ta1243 1y ago
Very few countries do national elections electronically (the ones most subject to interference) electronically.
Sure with paper systems you might be able to swing upto say 1% of the vote without being detected (probably more like 0.1%), anything more will involve too many people for a conspiracy to remain.
With electronic you can swing 20% without blinking.
Scaling is bad when it comes to voting.
- bilekas 1y ago> With electronic you can swing 20% without blinking. You're going to have to give some citations for that because all electronic votes are usually backed by a paper ballot.. I've not heard of 20%~ swing and getting away with it.