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Coming from a country with sane election practices, paper ballots don't cost anything but volunteer time to operate and there is no barrier to participating. O
by Tobu 13y ago
Coming from a country with sane election practices, paper ballots don't cost anything but volunteer time to operate and there is no barrier to participating. On accessibility, we have printed papers each with a name on them that we secretly stuff inside an envelope. A blind person who didn't get Braille papers or prepare their envelope on their own can ask the officials (multiple volunteers from a plurality of parties) to read the papers for them so that they can remember the order.