Electronic voting is more complex, which I'd say is generally a bad thing. More moving parts, more opportunity for failure (or sabatoge).
But it has to be open source.
Nobody is talking about that. They're all talking about voter error, and machine failure, and sabatoge, but not that these giant voting machine companies are allowed to install complete black boxes, secret code, secret hardware, with no way for anyone to tell they're even counting your vote.
All machines need to be open source and open spec, independently inspected and verified. Until then, the USA is not a democracy.
But it has to be open source.
Nobody is talking about that. They're all talking about voter error, and machine failure, and sabatoge, but not that these giant voting machine companies are allowed to install complete black boxes, secret code, secret hardware, with no way for anyone to tell they're even counting your vote.
All machines need to be open source and open spec, independently inspected and verified. Until then, the USA is not a democracy.