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I prefer trusted to cheap (and I certainly hope everyone else does). Of course the government prefers cheap, but it probably prefers tamperable too :P Good cal

by kaoD 14y ago

I prefer trusted to cheap (and I certainly hope everyone else does). Of course the government prefers cheap, but it probably prefers tamperable too :P Good call about the disabled. What are the current systems doing for them?

eli 14y ago
Secure, anonymous voting for the disabled is a big reason we have so many electronic voting machines. It was a big part of the Help America Votes Act. There are many vendors with solutions. The AutoMark is a popular one -- it can enlarge type or even read you the choices and let you make a selection by blowing in a tube. There are many systems for the disabled -- it was a big priority of the Help America Votes Act, which is what prompted this wave of computerized voting machines. The Auto