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A fundamental problem with electronic voting systems in general is unless the code is open nobody has any way to know if their vote is actually secret or not -
by snuxoll 11y ago
A fundamental problem with electronic voting systems in general is unless the code is open nobody has any way to know if their vote is actually secret or not - and even then we have no way of verifying the machine hasn't been tampered with.
- fapjacks 11y agoFrankly I am totally astonished that it's not required that voting machines consist of open source software and hardware.