After serious thinking Aaron Thomas : Gerhard Strangar wrote :
>  GS> How do you achieve secrecy in this voting system?
>  GS> How does the voter know if their vote was counted?
>  GS> How do you make sure noone adds votes by entering a magic number,
> using a  GS> modified software, modiefied hardware, etc.?
>  GS> How do you know there are no bugs that miscount the votes?
>  GS> And how do you make sure people trust in the solutions you found to
> the
>  GS> problems above?
>
> I can provide simple solutions for this - but I'm no expert obviously. I
> wish
> I could count on the US govt to make it happen, but as far as I know, they
> haven't come together on any sweeping changes to our voting system.
> Instead,
> states are doing whatever they want - and I really mean whatever they want
> -
> without any obvious input from residents.

We do not have national elections, but state elections.
And states have changed their voting systems, with laws passed
over the years to do so.

--Lee

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