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That sounds problematic, but it’s probably also important to note that absentee ballots always have prioritized the ability to vote over secrecy and being tampe
by arrrg 14y ago
That sounds problematic, but it’s probably also important to note that absentee ballots always have prioritized the ability to vote over secrecy and being tamper proof. When it comes to absentee ballots I think that’s acceptable as long as they do not become the default of common way to vote.
Whether that, however, should also apply to electronic means of voting is questionable. Everyone understands papers and pencils. Computers are too much of a black box for me to ever feel comfortable with voting mediated by them.